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

Before Saturday could arrive, Josie was swamped with work on her end.

First, there were complications with the project at the seaside hotel project, with the person in charge on Russell Group side being uncooperative. To put it plainly, they were deliberately making things difficult. Josie’s design draft had been revised more than a dozen times, and in the end, the other party smiled and said, “Ms. Olsen, how about reverting to the first version?”

Josie’s expression changed immediately upon hearing this.

The person felt a chill down their spine, almost expecting her to flip the table.

However, she just smiled and said, “Is it okay if I submit it tomorrow?”

The person swallowed hard and nodded vigorously.

While she was still fuming, Morgan made a call to her. She answered impatiently, “What is it?”

“Aren’t we a couple? Not seeing your boyfriend for a few days isn’t normal, is it?” Morgan’s voice came through, and there were other voices in the background.

Josie replied boldly, “You’re taking yourself too seriously. I don’t have time right now.”

“When will you have time?”

sarcastically, “Go kill Dexter for

the computer, gritting her teeth in frustration.

for a moment, then chuckled softly. “That’s a bit troublesome, but

the mood for his banter and shook her

never had the chance to

raised an eyebrow.

Oriental Hotel was famous for its nightlife. When Josie arrived, Morgan was wearing a casual floral shirt. He stood at the entrance, taking photos. He looked like a carefree young master

Bastille, did you bring

the shutter and said, “You seem pretty

had to revise the drafts over

which felt

gamble. He asked for a private room and sat down quietly to have a meal. He waited until Josie put down her fork before signaling

and inside, there was a piece of

while

be an antique porcelain bowl from the Turan dynasty It was finely crafted and valuable in

“Why are you giving this to me?”