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

A glimmer of determination flickered in Morgan’s eyes.

“Don’t act impulsively on your own. Our people are on their way to Olsen Residence!” Ryan shouted.

Morgan immediately ended the call.

The servants in front of him were all staring at him, filled with confusion. Morgan kicked the trash can next to him. “Why are you just standing there? Lead the way to the back of the mountain!”

His arrogance was excessive.

In the abandoned factory, Mark, who had experienced a rollercoaster of emotions, tightly held onto Josie’s hand, refusing to let go.

They were covered in blood and flesh, worn down by the ropes, a sight that was shocking to behold.

For a long time, Mark couldn’t calm his emotions. He had been witnessing his daughter’s suffering all this time, the pain of their familial bond tugging at his heartstrings.

Josie flashed a mocking smile. “No matter how long you look, this wound won’t heal.”

endured over the

many words he wanted to say, but

if it was an illusion, Josie felt

feel uneasy. She turned her face

closed his eyes, recalling the foolish words he had spoken not

action left Josie frozen in place. “What

his own anger. He didn’t even dare to

them. He looked even more menacing than before. “Did I say you could

his eyes. “Your loyal master is on the verge of ruin. Are you still willing to risk your

Rachel, he

had just transpired as well. Rachel’s heart-wrenching cries made his heart

raised his

an outlaw. Rachel was in trouble, so he would act even

any idea who I am?” Mark raised his

that once you’re out, you’ll leave us

whispering, “There are only two of us. We can’t fight them. Let’s try