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

Josie had been in the shower for a long time. She was almost numb to her emotions. She didn’t know why she had returned to Waverly.

Heather was still downstairs, hesitant to leave without giving a proper explanation. Moses. walked up to her with his arms crossed. “Ms. Olsen, we’ve met a few times,” he noted in a deep, cold voice.

Heather turned to look at him with her doe eyes. “You are…?”

“I’m Moses, Mrs. Russell’s driver.” Moses lowered his voice and emphasized the words “Mrs. Russell.”

Heather was quick to understand what he was implying. “You’re blaming me too.”

“When we first met, you weren’t the precious daughter of the Olsen family. I believe I still have the right to say this.” Moses looked into her eyes and added, “It’s not right to spoil someone else’s marriage.”

His words were direct and full of contempt. Heather’s face pinched in anger. She took a deep. breath and said, “I didn’t.”

“Then why did you come here today?”

Can’t I share my worries. with him?” Heather spoke with determination. “I was in his life first,”

through. the best and the worst that life has

listened to what Moses had to say. “I have faith that the things that belong

a solemn

lines on his forehead deepened as he stared

silence hung in the air upstairs.

peered outside but couldn’t see anyone. Suddenly, she felt a pair of arms wrap around her from behind. A voice whispered

a deep breath. “It’s not your fault.”

touching her neck. “Don’t

moved away from him without saying

underestimated. Wayne and didn’t care about your safety. Jo, I was going to head

“Aren’t you a little too late? I ended up back here on my own.”

I can still return without you. Why do you have to do this?” Josie felt a painful wave swell in her heart as she recalled