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

Just as Heather thought Josie might continue, the latter didn’t make any further moves. Josie settled into her seat, dealing with official matters on her computer alongside Angel. The two groups didn’t interact again until the plane was ready to take off.

Heather sat beside Claudia, observing her mother closely. “Mother, it’s not that I don’t care about you… It’s just that the past is also painful for me, and I’d rather not dwell on it.”

Claudia was once connected with Josie, and Heather was worried that Josie’s words might affect the older woman.

Upon hearing this, Claudia simply patted Heather’s hand and sighed. “You’re overthinking it, Leanne. You’re my daughter, and you don’t need to worry about such things. I’m more concerned about you than anything else. When I think of the hardships and challenges you’ve faced, it breaks my heart.”

Heather relaxed slightly at Claudia’s words, a subtle hint of relief in her eyes.

The airplane soon landed in Wavery.

Josie instructed Angel to deliver the documents to the Russell Group, while she took a taxi to another location.

During the ride, she powered on her phone, and the first thing that caught her eye was today’s news.

Morgan, appearing intimately close at the airport, filled

her hair while she adjusted his tie, unmistakably portraying them

Josie had left Dexter and was immediately whisked away by a mysterious tycoon, which seemed like a

provocation, huh? Josie smiled. Well, I suppose

Laura but was promptly hung up on. Puzzled, she received a message from Laura instead: I’m busy. If there’s something, just say

be overthinking it. She began typing a response to ask for a favor when she suddenly heard

“Josie.”

finger slipped, accidentally sending the incomplete message. She looked up and was surprised to

sunglasses and studied Josie intently.

Josie walked over. “What

commented, “Aren’t you afraid of being photographed here,

me and you always find a way

was unusual. They didn’t have much in common, yet Josie instinctively trusted Mallory. It was as if

the top floor and