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

Robert’s expression turned grim. “What’s your name?”

“Josie Warren.”

“Josie Warren,” Robert muttered and suddenly recalled something. “Paul should never have adopted you. He wouldn’t listen no matter what anyone said. That’s what is causing all these troubles.”

His gaze turned ruthless. Josie had a bad feeling about this and immediately ran for the door. However, Robert suddenly dragged her back by her hair before she could get out and shoved her to the couch.

He used his walking stick to trap her there and was incredibly strong despite his age. Josie arched her back. in pain.

“Robert! You were a hospital director, yet you’re now the proprietor of a nightclub. You knew all too well. what you did to my father to get to where you are. Do you have no conscience? How dare you try to silence me? Argh!” Josie shouted.

Her words infuriated Robert. He tightened his grip on Josie. “You knew things were not easy for me. How dare you show up and provoke me? Do you wish to die?”

It was a shocking sight. The man who used to save lives as a doctor had turned into a man without regard. for human lives.

and shouted,

suddenly loosened his grip.

did you say?”

change in his demeanor. “I said he disappeared. I’ve used every means to

back. He seemed

from the hospital more than a decade ago.” His face

his disappearance might be connected to what

face as she spoke and caught an unmistakable flash

see you. Perhaps you might know

Robert was adamant. “I was a hospital director for ten years and have been in charge of La Oriele for another ten years. I understand the workings of both worlds. Don’t even

I just hope that you’re not deluding yourself.”

something. That

the door, but someone

men entered and stood before

were left undone, making him appear dashing and mature as he stood