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

Laura led Josie to her bedroom, which was clean and tidy, with very few personal belongings. It was evident that the room wasn’t frequently occupied.

After Josie finished her bath, she emerged to find the torrential rain outside hadn’t ceased, showing every sign of continuing unabated.

The Olsen residence was vast, so expansive that a single day wouldn’t suffice to explore it entirely. Josie had never taken a comprehensive tour of the place. She asked Laura, “Has the Olsen family always lived here?”

Laura, while using a hairdryer to dry Josie’s hair, replied, “Not entirely. The Olsen family has had its ups and downs. Back then, the various branches of the family were scattered, and Mark’s branch wasn’t even based in Wavery.

Josie suddenly recalled that Dexter had mentioned Mark’s remarkable recovery from a near-death experience, after which he had gradually expanded his business in Wavery.

“Mark acquired this place. It’s rumored to have been built over a century ago. After several renovations, it has become what it is today.”

Josie must have been absent when Mark purchased the property, as she didn’t remember it.

wonder I don’t remember this place.

contemplated this information. Once her hair was dry, she thanked Laura

resting in bed. He hasn’t come to terms with the fact that Summer would

pride in his abilities and the fact that there was little he couldn’t accomplish, Josie felt no

into deep thought. “It all depends on Mark’s decision. Arnold is out of

family would be completely under

and it was a housekeeper reminding

then turned back to

in the Olsen family’s business and attain the position you hold today?”

before responding. “If I hadn’t fought for myself, would Zach

in her words revealed the gravity of her situation, causing Josie to lower her guard slightly. This reason seemed

an outsider, and Zach, being a member of the Olsen family,

as that thought surfaced in Josie’s mind, however,