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

The unwavering loyalty of Johnny was even more terrifying.

Josie remembered Johnny’s adoration for Rachel, and a chill ran down her spine. If she were to fall, he could potentially cause a death.

“I’ll repeat what I said, Johnny. It’s not worth staining your hands with blood for the sake of love,” Josie said, with nowhere to retreat and facing his knife directly.

This time, Johnny’s eyes showed no hesitation; instead, they were filled with ruthless determination. “Perhaps it wasn’t worth it before. But now that you’ve reduced Rachel to a target of scorn, why should I let you live?”

The tip of the blade pressed against Josie’s throat. She closed her eyes. She was no longer as fearless and indifferent to death as she had been before. Now she had many concerns.

At that moment, Mark struggled to get up, but the intense pain made it extremely difficult for him.

Josie gestured with her hands at his sides, signaling him not to force it, reminding him that it was dangerous.

She had no intention of returning to the Olsen family, nor did she want to be inexplicably implicated in a murder.

However, Mark seemed oblivious to this. He continued to persist in trying to stand up.

to me, young man. I can give you whatever you desire—money, status, or even women. I can even let Rachel go, let her be with you. Where do you want to go? If

rapidly, fearing that Johnny

slowly turned his head. “You’re willing to let her

“Of course!”

Johnny’s knife moved a few inches

her go. You like her, don’t you? I’ll let her go

were

was a man over fifty years of age who

sincerity of that moment left her

it simply that he doesn’t want me to die because he doesn’t want

his temptation. He shook his head. “No,

eyes gleaming menacingly.

Josie’s pupils dilated.

voice was soft as he swiftly thrust

he abruptly rose and lunged forward, embracing