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

“Is this the phone you mentioned?”

Ruth followed Josie’s gaze and waved her watch. “Yeah! I use this to contact the bodyguards.” Suddenly, her voice faltered. “I’m so sorry for them…”

Josie knew how traumatic it would be for a young child to witness that violence.

She caressed Ruth’s head and asked tentatively, “I lost my phone. Can I make a call with yours?”

She assumed Ruth would not agree, but to her surprise, she handed the watch over. Josie looked through the watch thoroughly. There were no hidden microphones. Well, I don’t suppose Wayne would be so sick as to monitor a child like that. And he wouldn’t have thought that I could use this.

She trembled hopefully and quickly dialed a number, praying internally that Dexter would pick it up.

After three rings, the call ended.

Taken aback, Josie rang a few more times. Finally, the call connected, but a woman answered, “We’re not interested in loans, thank you.”

she hung up before Josie could

blank upon hearing that. Why is

emotions and thoughts. The sufferings she had been through

Ruth tugged on her sleeves, seeing her in

just

and that it was natural for Leanne. to answer his

around, she called Moses. The call was picked up almost instantaneously.

he piped

the familiar voice. “Moses, it’s me.”

seemed like he had just fallen from his

time for a lengthy explanation. “Not good. I’m stuck at a place called. Southlink. We can’t get out

flew into a rage and sent someone over. They should be

no calming effect

such words couldn’t cheer her knowing how Arnold was