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

Josie emitted two soft, subdued whimpers.

Arnold had already reached the rooftop’s exterior. He attempted to push open the door, but to his surprise, there was no response.

“Josie, are you in there?”

Josie cast a fierce glare at the man who was intimately close to her, wishing to speak, but his kiss grew more fervent. “Let him hear how you flourish in my embrace.”

She felt on the brink of suffocation.

Arnold received no response, so he unlocked the rooftop door and called out, “Josie?”

Dexter’s voice resembled a haunting nightmare. “Do you believe that if he witnessed the woman he never had, brought to the edge of ecstasy by me, he would kill me?”

He appeared to envision Arnold’s reaction and couldn’t suppress a chuckle.

This fleeting trace of laughter ultimately dissuaded Arnold from forcing the door open. He remained there for an extended period, enshrouded in shadows.

The housekeeper returned and inquired, “Mr. Carter, is Mr. Russell inside?”

a moment, Arnold turned around and replied,

leather shoes descending the stairs gradually receded into the

drained, as

his grip on her, straightened the wrinkles in his black trousers, and resumed his

other hand, appeared disheveled, steadying herself by leaning against

more significant trouble, don’t take the medicine,” Dexter advised,

swung it fiercely, striking Dexter. “We’re

remained motionless, unaffected by the belt’s metallic buckle striking his wrist bone with a painful clink. He didn’t even

on Josie’s face, her energy completely drained as she replied,

on the man’s forehead. He looked up

Dexter pushed open the rooftop

“If you dare touch me again,

stood still, his face remaining expressionless as he replied,

immediately turned around and walked toward the rooftop’s edge.

threatening tone, “If you dare to jump, I’ll have Paul taken

this.

respond, simply descending the stairs. His silhouette disappeared into the shadows without