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

“Well, if it isn’t the renowned Mrs. Russell.”

A mocking voice echoed from the right side of the hall. It was a male voice filled with arrogance.

Josie and Angel immediately looked over, and to their surprise, they saw Zach dressed in a suit, hands in his pockets, looking refined yet with a hint of a dandy.

He was eyeing Josie with ill intent.

Josie closed her eyes and couldn’t believe how bad her luck was.

She was about to pretend she hadn’t heard it, but Zach stepped forward to stop her. “Mrs. Russell, now that you’re famous, do you no longer wish to acknowledge your old friends?”

Josie slowly raised her gaze, her tone calm and unhurried. “Would you consider me an old friend of yours?”

Zach laughed, “Why wouldn’t I? We’ve been through so much together and shared hardships. Now that you’re famous, do you want to just write it all off?”

with sarcasm, filled

crowd, Josie would have loved nothing more than to smash. the bag in her

moment. “If you have nothing else. for

dare show up at Dexter’s event. If I were

man on earth would retaliate

aware of that. Yet, she didn’t want to make a scene because there were too many people around. She

as soon as she walked in. the door. At that moment, he was in a difficult position. On the one hand, there was the boss’ wife, and on the other, a well-known figure. He couldn’t afford

in charge of the hotel wanted to step forward, but Josie noticed him. Silently, she made a gesture, signaling him

me, I wouldn’t be interested. That’s because a man who doesn’t respect himself is

much that the corner of his

hand, blatantly opening it to take a look. “Tsk! Do you want to meet the

step forward and take the document back, but Josie held her hand to

night with me? I promise you’ll