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

Josie let out a heart-wrenching scream.

Dexter’s eyes were red and swollen as he trembled uncontrollably. He refused to believe that his grandfather had shut his eyes forever.

Henry, who had watched him grow up, once turned down millions worth of orders just to attend his graduation ceremony overseas. He did it just to tell Dexter that even though he had lost his father, he still had his grandfather.

Later on, when Dexter took over Russell Group and encountered difficulties, Heny would always be by his side, analyzing and explaining the all considerations he had to take into account.

He loved this grandson more than anyone else. Even before Josie entered Dexter’s life, he was still advising. Dexter on business matters, fearing that the latter might offend someone and have no one to back him up after he was gone.

Dexter trembled as he reached out to remove his grandfather’s respirator. Yet he could clearly see a smile at the corner of the mouth.

Henry had departed with a sense of pride, a fact Josie understood as well.

Two days later, the Russell family held the funeral at Russell Mansion, the place where Henry had lived for most of his life.

The Russell family was in mourning, and many important figures had come to pay their respects. Vehicles were parked along the road halfway up the hill, leaving only a narrow path to walk through.

the main position. He bowing to those who came to pay their respects. His expression was one

the Olsen family members had arrived. Heather was bustling about, busy with this and that. To those who didn’t know, they might have

didn’t approach

black. Since she had divorced Dexter, she no longer had the right to stand

respects, she walked up to each member of the Russell family, expressing her condolences one by one. Finally, she stood in

held his icy hand, whispering softly, “My

Dexter tightly gripped her hand.

tell that he was on the verge of collapsing.

stay back. Even though it was against protocol, it

departure was sudden, but his will was prepared long ago,” Marilyn said,

immediately shook her head. “This is

out some documents, and handed them to her. “These were left for you by Old Mr. Russell. He specifically instructed me

the documents. They were related to real estate and investments that were worth even more

“This…”