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

Mark has met all kinds of characters in his life and knew that he was a good judge of character, and yet he secretly applauded Josie’s father for raising her to be a respectable. young lady. She is firm. Most people would’ve agreed that they wish they had been born richer, and with the same breath, discount their parents’ efforts.

In fact, he was the one who was swayed by Josie’s resilience.

“I hope you will remain as stubborn as you are today after this blows over.”

Josie got up. “Your words make you sound complicit in my father’s disappearance, Mr. Olsen.”

“He is not worth my time,” the middle-aged man responded.

Josie, who intended to leave the room, felt her temper rise when she heard Mark. “Your pride will be your downfall, Mr. Olsen. Be careful not to lose Liana – you might find it hard to gather allies.”

Mark’s eyes widened in horror upon hearing her words.

be able to leave or go to Rivodia unless she apologizes for what

dare you do this to me!” She screamed, but

rose from his seat. “You have nothing on me, you pathetic little girl.”

in a rush. Hence keeping her here

in her seat, Josie could only follow with her eyes as Mark walked

his name to no avail but was surprised to hear Mark’s footstep stop after opening

are, Father. It was hard

her spirit rise. “Arnold! Help me!”

the room over Mark’s shoulder. “What are you doing, Father?”

him, suspicious that Arnold could find him at such an opportune moment. “Why are you

you were here and

could you wear that to work?” Mark questioned, unable to believe what Arnold