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

“Nothing much. I have my own reasons for asking you to do this.”

Seeing this, Justin didn’t press further. Before leaving, he suddenly remembered something and pointed to the corner where there was a stockpile of instant noodles. “You should still have regular meals.”

Josie was momentarily surprised. “You’ve really grown up.”

Justin seemed a bit awkward, scratching his head. “Even though we’re not related by blood, we grew up together and played together. You take care.”

Josie looked up at him and suddenly smiled. It was a smile of acceptance, and tears welled up in her eyes involuntarily. “I understand.”

Justin blushed slightly, feeling a bit embarrassed about expressing such affection toward her.

“Justin.” Josie called out. “Stay safe.”

He smiled and gave a determined nod in response.

As Justin left. Josie sat by the floor-to-ceiling window, gazing at the dazzling night skyline outside as she hugged her knees.

Her heart was set on protecting Justin as he was Paul’s son.

a red invitation card for a fashion show organized by a top-tier international jewelry brand in collaboration with a domestic fashion magazine. The venue for the event

show

offered picturesque scenery, making it an ideal location for a

of the invitation card, it

mark to

message in return, “You like watching fashion shows, don’t you? You can come with me.”

that Morgan was indeed a valuable connection. Without him or if she were to rely on Laura, she wouldn’t have

“What time tomorrow?”

with a specific

Josie left her home on time. As soon as she stepped out of the building, Morgan’s car arrived as if it were perfectly timed. The car

occasionally responding to a few sentences. Meanwhile, he handed her a cup of

used to drink coffee in the past and

away without revealing her emotions and told him softly, “I’ve already

get mad. He talked on the phone until they arrived at the Olsen Residence.

Morgan declared. He raised his hand and placed it on Josie’s shoulder.

point, Josie had no room to argue and could only

immediately gestured for them to