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

Mark endured the pain, his thoughts consumed by Claudia in such a critical moment.

Josie felt both frustrated and heartbroken. “Let’s discuss all of this later. Just hold on and stay alive!”

However, she didn’t know how much longer he could endure. The henchmen had long since fled, leaving Johnny standing in disbelief, unable to comprehend that he had actually taken action.

Through her tears, she pleaded, “Call an ambulance! Hurry! As long as he doesn’t die, there’s still hope for you! I beg you! He’s not me. If he dies, your entire family will be implicated!”

Johnny, as if awakened from a deep sleep, frantically searched for his phone but couldn’t find it. Clumsily rushing around, he hurried back to his previous spot where he had been playing cards to resume his search.

Josie lowered her head to observe Mark’s increasingly pale complexion. He no longer possessed the radiance he once had.

Mark tightly held Josie’s hand, his gaze fixed on her. “Do you know… why there is an abandoned construction site behind Olsen Residence?”

Josie was speechless. She could only shake her head.

I wanted to build a castle here for

heartbroken. He

was momentarily taken aback. She looked around. The

trembled as he spoke. “Once, I believed that no matter when, as long as you could return to my side, regardless of how you may have changed, I would still recognize

not recognizing his

as various memories from the past resurfaced in her mind. She cried out,

grabbed his phone. “Is this

the dispatcher asked, “Sir, what’s wrong? Are you all right? Can

this time, all the guests had dispersed, yet Rachel remained sprawled on the stage, her

a bodyguard stepped forward to restrain her, dragging her

glanced at the location of the camera, locking eyes with

gripped his

done, why not go all the way… Rachel has no chance to

said, “It’s all right now.”