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

Compared to Waverly, Rivodia was a tourism–focused city with only a few nightclubs. Furthermore, La Oriele was the biggest.

It was three in the morning, the hour La Oricle was most busy. Women with alluring figures stood at the entrance to welcome their respective patrons.

Since it would be too eye–catching for a group of people to enter this place, Josie instructed the other men to wait outside while she entered with Moses.

La Oriele was an establishment where people spent money to have fun and get drunk. Josie and Moses sat in a corner to observe the surrounding. Although it seemed like a hedonistic place, many guards were patrolling. They had tattoos on their arms and looked fierce and intimidating.

“Since Robert is the man in charge, I don’t think he will come to this area.” Moses opened a bottle of beer.

“Can you see what they are looking for?” Josie observed the guards.

These guards were thorough with their spot checks. They looked into every booth seat.

Moses considered before answering, “In this kind of establishment, they are most likely searching for drugs.”

Josie agreed with his answer. “What do you think we should do to meet Robert?”

She and Moses exchanged glances.

nearly teared up from

He even forgot to call her

asked someone

his lips. “Are you

waited for the guards to come near before leaning back and pouring the content into her mouth. The candies crackled on her tongue. She acted like she was in the throes of ecstasy and slumped on

along and attempted to block her from the guards‘ view.

dashed to their table and pushed

and fluttered her lashes. She acted like she was under the

men pulled her up. “How dare

floor and knelt, hugging one of the men’s legs. “Sir, don’t tell anyone…”

things in his lifetime, he could not

and had no mercy for

away and said, “Call the

forcing herself to continue acting.

have criminal records…”

of the men grabbed Josie by her