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

Josie’s graceful neck bore a resemblance to that of a noble swan, yet her expression remained stubborn and defiant.

Dexter was discussing the news with Morgan,

Suddenly, she curved her lips into a smile. “Consider it a gift from me to you. Are you satisfied?”

As soon as these words left her mouth, the man in front of her boiled with rage. He leaned in closer, his thin lips so heated that Josie instinctively recoiled upon contact. “If you have the audacity to act, you must also be prepared for the consequences.”

Startled, Josie took a step back. “This is the Olsen Residence!”

“So what?” Dexter laughed. It was summer, and Josie wore a skirt. When his large hand landed on her fair, long legs, she almost stumbled, instinctively reaching out to him for support.

“Dexter! I’ll call the police!” Josie gritted her teeth, struggling to hide her own trembling.

She was turned around, a potted plant of considerable height concealing their unrestrained encounter. Dexter held her firmly, his warm breath brushing against her. “If I were to marry Heather, would you consider getting married too?”

Josie fought to control her trembling and her waning patience. “I’ll send her the video of us in bed!”

“I didn’t even know you had made

a bright crimson, and her whole body tensed with the fear of

you think Morgan would still want you if he knew?” the man

her teeth into Dexter’s shoulder, causing blood to immediately seep through

demeanor growing even

make if I were to marry? We’re

you dare to marry, I

exerted all her strength to push him away. However, the more

tightening. Dexter

adamantly refusing to utter

her to open it. “I’ve trained you; I understand your reactions better than you

in this precarious situation, she could

voice quivered. “You

he heard this, Dexter’s fingertips gently brushed her cheek, “If such a day ever arrives, I will

implied it was never going