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

She turned her gaze around the room, where only a few people were present, including Larry and a few. attendants.

The familiar figure was nowhere to be found.

Josie remained silent. Larry understood and stepped forward, whispering, “The doctor said you’re fine. The rain has also stopped. Mr. Russell has gone to handle some matters, and he’ll be back soon.”

His voice was gentle, as if he was afraid that Josie might overthink.

Her head was splitting with pain. She naturally knew what he meant by handling matters. “Water…” she murmured.

The attendant served her a glass of water.

Josie took a sip, assured the doctor that she was fine, and then leaned against the head of the bed to rest for a moment.

The rain outside had indeed stopped.

She never expected that her lost memories would be returned to her on a similar rainy day.

more certain that she was

used to treat her kindly had now grown into the cold and

never expected that the two most important chapters of her life,

Dex, our bond really is unbreakable. Josie thought to herself. But it’s quite amusing that such a bond could still be exploited by others in times of vulnerability. Those people are far too bold. Do they really think I’ll never return? Indeed. If I hadn’t found the clues, I might never have known that

of time, the sky outside began to brighten. Josie finally put down the water. cup in her hand

Russell said you’d have

the gauze on her forehead. She lightly touched it. The

my wound or hers?”

a rock and a hard place.

Josie chuckled.

specifically asked

exactly the same. What’s a inere

to express, so

phone on the bedside table suddenly rang. It was Dexter. He had probably managed to soothe Heather.

and instead hung up the

He kept calling.

card. She finally found peace and tossed her phone