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

Wavery’s city center.

She stood in front of the window on the twentieth floor of Waterfront Heights, staring at the city lights and the reflection of her exhausted face. Josie was lost in her thoughts, remembering the last time she was here when she had met Morgan.

The door suddenly opened, and she heard the thud of heels. “Josie! I’ve been looking everywhere for you. I thought you were dead! Where have you been?”

Suddenly, the limited-edition Louis Vuitton bag slammed softly against her back. Josie turned around and saw Laura standing with her arms crossed.

“Tell me what happened! I was worried sick!” Laura blurted out coldly.

Josie let out a chuckle when she met Laura’s eyes. It had only been a few days, but she felt like it had been an eternity since she had seen someone so energetic.

“You look like you’ve changed a lot in the past few days. You look much more confident than before, Josie observed.

Laura sighed in relief when Josie finally spoke. She sat on the sofa and said, “Mark distributed. his shares today. It’s been a hectic day.”

widened

what was on Josie’s mind. “Zach got twenty percent, Summer got percent, and Heather got ten percent.”

more dumbfounded by the

things going on since

residence and investigated everyone.

the police officer is doing his job right.

Laura’s lips lifted

you come to find me

hair. “But you look like you’ve

curled up as she said,

“Why?”

favor. Now that

twenty percent of Mark’s shares. The tables have turned.

of another concern. “You’re up against Summer now. Do

lot of trouble.” Laura paused, a mischievous grin lifting the features on her