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

“Of course,” Claudia readily agreed.

However, Zach couldn’t resist adding a sarcastic comment, “I’ve been suspecting that something unsavory has infiltrated the Olsen family recently. Summer is still unconscious, and it’s not wise to have such an ominous presence lingering in the Olsen Residence, is it?”

These words carried a disrespectful tone, and Josie’s calm facade cracked as she felt a surge of disgust. Before she could respond, Dexter fired back, “Are you suggesting, Mr. Zach, that despite Mrs. Olsen’s years of devout prayers and vegetarianism, she still can’t keep negative influences at bay?”

As he spoke, he absentmindedly played with his rosary beads.

Zach, growing impatient with the conversation, turned his attention to his meal.

Claudia chose not to pursue the matter further and instead gave Josie a comforting look.

On the other hand, Josie discreetly glanced at Arnold, who remained silent and wore an uneasy expression.

Claudia signaled the servant to pour wine for everyone. After the wine was served, she inquired, “Arnold, how is the investigation by the Securities Regulatory Commission progressing?”

Arnold slowly chewed a piece of bread before responding. “If someone is attempting to frame me but can’t produce any evidence, the Securities Regulatory Commission will likely clear my name. I’m already in the clear.”

difficulties, and you mustn’t let your father-in-law worry

and accept the consequences.”

worn out,” remarked Dexter, his gaze fixed on him. “The recent Securities Regulatory Commission investigation must have been exhausting.

faced scrutiny a few times? Dexter, if the day comes when the

to manipulate his prayer beads, his smile concealing

at the dining table, observing the duel of words between the masters, unable to swallow her food.

news that Summer

was conscious, but her demeanor was somber as if she had lost half of her spirit. Her gaze was listless. and disinterested as she glanced at everyone, but it sharpened when it landed on Josie. She furrowed her brows

consider our ages, you’re a year younger than me, so I treat you like my younger sister. Am I not welcome to

hand tightly, as if trying to

seems I may have overstepped.” Josie flashed her

he entered the