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

Suddenly, a figure blocked Josie’s prying gaze. It was Zach. “Ms. Warren, you’ve dropped Laura off. You can leave now,” he said coldly, his voice filled with disdain for her.

Josie remained unfazed. “Laura hasn’t asked me to leave yet. Why are you being so presumptuous?”

Her underlying message carried a hint of mockery. Laura held considerable influence now, and Zach no longer dared to mistreat her as he once did. In fact, he seemed somewhat apprehensive of her.

“You!”

“Zach.” Dexter’s voice interrupted the tension. He lightly tapped Heather and said, “You siblings should have a chat.”

After saying that, he stepped forward, his intention quite clear.

Zach was indeed wary of him. After struggling for a while, he still took a step back, turning around with a face full of disgust.

Heather frowned with worry. “Dex…”

remained calm and composed. He gestured for her to remain quiet and closed the door behind him, shutting out the prying eyes from the room. In the hallway, only

more intense than the effects of alcohol and smoke in the

her head to meet his eyes. “You did this,

her wrist and led her upstairs. It was only when they reached the rooftop that he released her wrist and spoke. “Summer’s actions were her own doing; I

Josie had pieced together the situation. She rotated her bruised wrist and remarked, “You were aware that Summer was involved in the photo incident. After

with seriousness, and the sunlight cast an amber hue in her

the

Josie. Indeed, they were divorced.

“Who said it had to be for my sake? Summer has severely harmed the Russell

other hand lightly resting on her shoulder as he leaned in. “Even if

doctor mentioning Summer’s claustrophobia. She furrowed

Dexter’s lips curled into a smile, a smile that was

become smarter, Jo.”