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

It was a muscular, sharp-eyed security guard. As he approached Josie, the latter took a deep breath and pretended calm. Fortunately, she was dressed in a staff uniform.

“I’m a staff here.” She looked straight into the guard’s eyes, striving to remain composed.

“All staff should know the basement is a forbidden ground.” The security shone his flashlight on her face while examining her cold-bloodedly.

Luckily, Josie had put on makeup to disguise herself, so the guard couldn’t see her actual appearance. “Your name?” He asked.

Josie remembered the name tag on her uniform. “J-Jane.”

The guard moved the flashlight to her chest. Indeed, the name on the name tag matched.

“What are you doing here?”

“To send something over.”

glanced behind Josie and asked suspiciously. What

tell

guard scoffed. “You better confess now before it’s not too late. This is for your own good. If exposed later, the consequence

basement to carry out Mr. Dalton’s order. I’m not telling you for your own good too.” She staunchly mentioned Wayne, which made the guard hesitate briefly, knowing

smiled. “I was about to leave,

convinced but remained vigilant. Josie continued, “You better let me go already. You wouldn’t want to annoy Mr. Dalton and end up like the bodyguards. today who lost their fingers,

actually happened, the guard was completely convinced. He waved his hand impatiently and said,

remained calm. Before leaving, she purposely blurted, “I can’t believe someone senseless like you can be a security

“You…”

elevator did Josie heave a sigh of relief. Her

out of the lift. The figure was skinny and short. The way he walked looked familiar, too, like the

A chill

person had a picture in his hand and was inquiring with a

most likely one