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

Josie instinctively glared at him, catching a glimpse of Dexter’s expression gradually turning. menacing from the corner of her eye.

“How about that? I remembered correctly, didn’t I?” Morgan asked with a smile. “You must have had a tough few years, so take your time and have a good soak.”

Before Josie could even respond, Eugene asked, “Mr. Bastille, do the two of you… know each other?”

“First love.”

Morgan’s words never failed to shock people into silence. Astonishment was written across Eugene’s face. He glanced at Josie, then at Dexter, whose face was taut with tension. “My goodness,” he exclaimed, “everyone said Mr. Bastille was quite the charmer in his youth. Who would have thought he’d run into his first love like this? What a coincidence, don’t you think, Mr. Rusell?”

Josie gritted her teeth in frustration, knowing full well Morgan did it on purpose, deliberately making things difficult for her.

“What I mean is, I was her first love,” Morgan corrected leisurely. His gaze met Dexter’s directly. Sparks of palpable danger flew between them.

their dispute. She turned to the server and said, “I’m on my period, so it’s inappropriate for me to enter the water in such

acknowledging her response, the server turned to look at Morgan.

wasn’t upset and shrugged. “Skip

an attendant, the group headed toward a private dining room. Dexter led the way, not sparing another glance at Josie. As they walked through the corridor, one of the private rooms’ doors suddenly opened, and a woman walked out. The woman

Heather Riley. She was dressed in light, airy clothes. Her figure may not be voluptuous, but she carried herself

“What are you

his line of sight. “I heard this hot spring clubhouse in Rivodia was amazing, and the vegetarian food was delicious too, so I brought my mother here

the private dining room, the woman dining elegantly

smoothened, nodding slightly

lady. The vegetarian food here is truly excellent,” Morgan agreed with a smile. “How

spoke, he turned his gaze toward the

mother will be going back. for her prayers later, and I’ll

business,

was talking about Josie. Her voice trailed off at the end of the sentence.

marred Dexter’s countenance.