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

“He woke up a week ago. The doctor said there’s nothing seriously wrong for now. But with age, a major illness can take a lot out of him. He needs to take it easy and recuperate,” said Marilyn.

“Dex is always worried and comes over to check on us every day. Henry was afraid he’d neglect his duties, so he told Dex not to come anymore. Who would have thought he’d tell you? Doesn’t this just worry you?”

A look of sorrow crossed Josie’s face. She finally understood why she felt an inexplicable closeness every time she saw Henry.

It was not until she sat by the bed that Henry finally reacted and gradually focused his gaze on her face. He stared at her for a few seconds before blurting out, “It’s you, Leanne…”

It felt as if something had seized Josie’s heart.

Marilyn was startled. “He’s confused. This is Jo, Josic, not Liana.”

Josic signaled that it was okay, then immediately took hold of the old man’s thin, bony hand. She forced a smile. “Grandpa, it’s me.”

It’s me. I am Leanne, also known as Liana.

Henry also laughed with tears streaming from his dry eyes. “Is that so? I remember. I’m not confused.”

mental state was not the best. He

not confused. I

die. We all will eventually. Don’t worry about me, Leanne,” Henry said slowly. His gaze lingered on her with reluctance to let

more Josie choked up. Eventually, her eyes turned red, and she began to sob. She rested her forehead

late. You need to eat on

Josie had been holding back these past few days suddenly burst forth,

these few days

grandfather the first time

I do anything after encountering so many things later on?

flashed before her like a carousel

who did not understand the reason, felt

comforted her and treated her as if she were

bully you? Tell me. I’ll sort him

finally

tired. Very tired.” She took a deep breath and revealed her truest self.