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

Dexter couldn’t get through to Josie on the phone, so he directly called Larry instead. The latter carefully glanced at Josie before stepping outside to answer the call.

“Mr. Russell, Ms. Warren has woken up… Yes, she’s in a bad mood… The doctor is here… She…”

Larry stood at the door, answering every question on the phone. Suddenly, the door behind him opened from the inside. Josie, dressed in a white nightgown, stood there quietly.

Larry was taken aback for a moment, “Ms. Warren…”

Josie gripped the icy doorknob. “Ask him when he will return.”

Larry was taken aback but quickly regained his senses and asked Dexter verbatim.

On the phone, it was unclear what was said, but Larry relayed the message. “Mr. Russell will be back by dawn.”

slight nod, her expression indifferent. “Tell him I’ll be waiting for him.””

closed the door behind. her. She sprawled out on the soft bed. The rain outside had stopped. Under the

of belonging because she hadn’t grown up in such an environment. But now, she

wasn’t tired now. While waiting for

Mark almost ended up in the hospital too. Heather really has guts. The doctor said her bone

the messages, Josie then read Morgan’s. He was anxious. He texted: Josie,

urgency. Josie found it amusing and

into Dexter’s trap, but in reality, she had never left.

dawn finally broke. The lake outside merged with the horizon, and the scene was a blanket of white. The street lights went out,

returns, I’ll come clean to him. After all, he was once my dear Dex. He has the right to

and the view before her eyes brightened. She waited until the sun slowly rose to its zenith,

single sound to be heard. Dexter hadn’t returned, so Larry didn’t dare to come in.