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

At the standoff, Summer gracefully emerged from the crowd, “Mr. Shaw, you’re in high spirits. You’re willing to take time out of your busy schedule to attend tonight’s fashion banquet, just to share a dance with Mrs. Russell.”

Zachariah’s gaze sharpened instantly. “Ms. Olsen, you’re mistaken. That’s not the purpose of my visit.”

“I heard Mr. Shaw didn’t take on a single project tonight. He only did one thing,” Summer said with a smile, looking at everyone. “You all saw it. He was dancing with Mrs. Russell.”

Josie stood still, her expression growing increasingly unpleasant. She couldn’t understand the sudden appearance of Summer, but she was certain there was no good intention behind it.

Zachariah scoffed coldly. “Dancing with her is hardly a big deal. It’s just an opportunity to appreciate Ms. Warren’s charm.”

When he spoke these words, he didn’t address her as Dexter’s wife. Clearly, he intended to leave Dexter out of it and solely humiliate Josie.

Everyone understood and simultaneously burst into laughter.

It was not exactly friendly.

serious expression. “Mr. Shaw, you shouldn’t

The sudden difficulty made Josie

chuckled at the words. “I must admit that I hadn’t thought it through. Thank you,

Summer then said, “Indeed, she never

and she even noticed someone. not far away raising

voice, Summer said. “Think carefully. Do

with her retort, was

Josie stood

glass, pouring the wine into the flowerpot. “After more than

never thought you’d see this day, Josie. How does it feel to shoot yourself in the

done such a thing. I have nothing to

it? Do you enjoy playing the innocent so much? If I were Dexter, I would

and Dexter were

she noticed a few more fine lines on her