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

In fact, josie wasn’t in a hurry to leave

There was an office building near the show venue She sent to the cafe on the buildings second floor and ordered an americano Sitting by the floor-to-ceiling window she watched Heather come and go before standing on the street again

From Josie’s perspective, Heather height was actually about the same as hers

After about ten minutes of waiting, a Bealey pulled up to the curb The driver’s door opened, and to Josie’s surprise, it wasn’t the Olsen family’s chauffeur who emerged, but a familiar face

It was Moses

He got out of the cat, opened the back door, and gestured to Heather. “Ms. Olsen, please

Heather was clearly taken by surprise. She leaned slightly forward, smiling as she spoke to the man in the back seat.

From Josie’s perspective, she could perfectly see the passenger’s impeccably tailored suit. The man likely just got out of a meeting. –

The man’s jawline was well-defined and recognizable at a glance.

clutching her sketchbook, got into the car. In

observation, Josie took a sip of the americano by her side. The bitter yet aromatic flavor immediately filled her mouth, stimulating

from behind her.

her, blocking her view. “Bastille Group is renting this office building. My secretary came down to buy coffee and happened to

his visit, Morgan watched her with great interest,

felt like rolling her eyes. Just my luck to bump into him

I thought you would buy the building outright.”

jacket, pausing when he heard her comment. He replied approvingly, “That makes sense.”

“But we have to wait until the lease is up.”

brought over a cup of coffee, which happened to be an americano. Morgan

hand, appearing completely at ease. “With Bastille Group’s crisis in full swing, do you really

responsibility for their actions. owledging their tax evasion behavior, has made amends by paying their due taxes in full. The company has also issued a public apology and is making internal and

a white shirt, spoke these words with wit and humor

that everything had been settled, which was

commented, “The billions that Bastille Group lost seem to mean nothing

Morgan lifted his cup and took another sip, continuing, “If Dexter thinks he can destroy