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

Josie didn’t reply and only glanced at this man whom even drunkenness couldn’t hide his charm, and asked indifferently, “Where to?”

Arnold squinted his eyes. “Don’t you already know the few places I frequent in Wavery?”

These words were too intimate, stirring up Josie’s memories of hardship with him. She asked, “Sky Palace?”

“Let’s go to the hospital.” He leaned over, setting up the navigation.

Emotions surged within Josie, yet she feigned calmness. “Is it appropriate at this late hour?”

Arnold said with a hint of teasing, “What are you referring to?”

“The procedure.”

“I’ve arranged for the staff to take care of everything.”

So, Josie stopped talking and stepped on the gas.

The hospital was brightly lit. Arnold walked ahead, his back appearing somewhat nonchalant. Josie stared at him, reminiscing about the past. Perhaps they could have become close friends if he hadn’t chosen this path.

Edward’s hospital room. Technically, visiting hours were over,

wait a moment,” he said,

slightly ajar, and Josie stood at the entrance. He could see Edward lying in the hospital bed, one hand handcuffed, the other hooked up to an IV drip. He

was a serious and ambitious man in his

words. During their conversation, Edward glanced toward the door. Josie instinctively

the door and said to

furrowed her brows and followed him inside. Edward was already sitting upright, scrutinizing her

out, “Mr.

unlike that of a convict who had spent several years in

was passing by

took a deep breath, looking at Josie. “I know you.

“It seems

once.” Edward’s response was

thin with Arnold. We can be considered close friends. It hasn’t been easy for him to get you where you are today,”

Russell has passed away. The fact that Arnold didn’t get the chance for me to pay my respects is a sign of

essentially reminding her one thing-Dexter would kill him if he

lips curled slightly. “Your good intentions are what matter most. You have done what