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

The thunder rumbled loudly.

Josie immediately covered Ruth’s mouth and scanned the area around them. After confirming that no one was around, she let out a breath of relief.

“What do you mean?” Josie asked. “Are you saying that other girls ended up here like me?”

Ruth nodded. “Plenty. They were all my dad’s girlfriends. But some didn’t make it out. because they were too dumb.”

Josie felt a shiver down her spine as she imagined their ill–fated endings. “Why did you help them?”

“They looked pitiful. They were covered in wounds like you. Ruth’s eyes were glassy with emotion, revealing her deep concern.

“How about this? Can you come back here tomorrow at the same time to find me? I need some time to think.”

Ruth nodded in understanding. She turned away and walked towards the fence, taking the brick away and crawling out of there to where she belonged.

Josie’s head was filled with a whirlwind of thoughts. She knew she shouldn’t be too trusting of anyone, but Ruth was only a five–year–old girl. What schemes could she be capable of?

returned to the room, Arnold tried to get up using his crutches.

She changed the subject, saying, “Won’t the Olsens be mad at you for leaving Wavery for so

thinking

jealous?” Rolling her eyes, Josie placed a pillow for

mischievous grin. “After all, we disappeared at the same time and didn’t return for such a long time. I’m

a point,” she said. “After all, now that Liana has returned, Summer has lost the power and standing she had in the past. You’re of no use to the Olsen

“How are you so confident that Summer would lose her power?” he asked through the

in front of her, gesturing to him that everything was as clear as

popped up in her mind. “I heard that Liana was able to prove her identity to Mark and Claudia due to her birthmark,”

had a birthmark, but it wasn’t obvious. She didn’t like it, so she would always subconsciously try to hide

heard her question. “I’m not sure,” he answered in at

change as she

“Arnold.”

“Yes.”

“I… I think…”