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

The atmosphere chilled for several long seconds.

Claudia broke the silence. “Come with me.”

The design of the Olsen residence’s structure was indeed ingenious, grand, and exquisite.

“When it was time for the renovation, I put forward quite a few suggestions.”

As Josie was touring around, she exclaimed in surprise, “You can design too?”

No wonder she took the initiative to take her for a tour.

Claudia nodded. “When I was young, I dabbled in everything but mastered none. This was something I particularly enjoyed.”

Josie was secretly startled by those coincidences.

There was a coffee garden in the backyard, where coffee trees blanketed the hills, hidden in the misty rain, presenting a magnificent sight. Around the right time of the year, there would be dedicated coffee bean pickers to harvest and process the beans to become the exclusive coffee served to guests at the Olsen residence.

but it was

first pot of gold from those coffee beans. As we grew more successful, he became reluctant to engage in these low- profit activities. But out of nostalgia, he decided to move the coffee garden here.”

Claudia and Josie stood together, gazing into the

a gentle warmth and a hint of fatigue as if she was telling a long,

Olsen, your relationship seems very deep. Has it always been this way over the years?” Josie asked curiously.

this point, Claudia’s smile softened, and she sighed. “People change, and in the

want that. Love is love, from beginning to end. If

“You’re too naive.”

was airy and transparent, housing many valuable items. However, Josie’s gaze fell

The strokes were quite naive. It was clear

Leanne before she got lost. She did a great job, didn’t

a look at

handed her a pair

rigid. However, the painting was drawn with exceptionally soft strokes. Despite that, she could still see a hint

was aching a bit.