That Day When I Got Married to My Boss at the Blind Date

Arnold’s men dragged the bloodied waiter away.

Soon, all the other waiters were called away, and the private lounges’ doors were shut. The waiters lined up. A middle-aged woman at the end of the line walked to a corner and before changing her direction.

Larry waited for her at the door. They exchanged items within a few seconds. If someone were to check the surveillance recording, it would appear that they never met.

“Mr. Russell, I got it.”

Larry presented a tiny camera to Dexter. It contained recordings of the gathering in Arnold’s. private lounge.

The waiter that Arnold’s men beat up only served as a distraction to prevent the real spy from being discovered.

Dexter viewed the footage before handing it to Caesar to have a look. “Do you think this is enough proof to report him?”

Caesar had a conflicted expression. He seemed troubled. “Mr. Russell, shouldn’t we consult. the city council about this? The matter involves many influential people. If you act rashly…”

Dexter remained calm and asked, “Is Arnold’s superior in this?”

Caesar looked at the recording again before replying, “No.”

in there.” Dexter took the camera from Caesar and gave it to Larry

As Dexter led Josie out of the place, they coincidentally bumped into Arnold, sending off his guests. His voice was intimidatingly cold

hand tightly and replied, “You have

often.”

“I’m afraid my waiters can’t bear your torment if you

often.”

Dexter smiled in response.

neither dared to fight openly, Josie

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had enough of being dragged between

to wrench her

gave her a warning glance and tightened his grip. “Jo,

sullen as she sensed Arnold’s probing gaze. “Mr.

you

you’re an old friend of Sky Palace. Why didn’t you come and say hi

seemed to hint something between them. Josie felt her hand was on the

I dare to bother you when you seem

felt rebellious and hinted at something in her words. Arnold was an intelligent man and instantly detected that something was wrong.