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

Once the ceremony concluded, it was time for the wedding toast.

Heather had changed into her wedding reception dress.

“Congratulations, Mr. Russell. You’ve finally won the heart of your beloved,” Morgan said, his voice tinged with a mix of sarcasm and sincerity. He raised his wine glass, his face clearly displaying more joy than mockery.

Dexter looked at him without anger, clinked glasses with him, and replied, “Thank you.”

Morgan gazed deeply into Heather’s eyes. “Congratulations, Ms. Olsen…” He paused for a moment. “I should be calling you Mrs. Russell now. Congratulations on achieving your wish.”

Heather maintained a composed smile, though her palms were drenched in sweat. The man before her had spoken with a beaming smile, but only she knew the malice he concealed beneath his facade.

“May you also achieve what you desire, Mr. Bastille.”

Only the two of them could discern the subtle nuances within those words.

corner, his hands pressing down on the table. He gritted his teeth as he exclaimed, “I knew it when Jo married him years

was too conspicuous, his plans too intricate, to the point that even Heather, who stood beside him at that moment, might not

expression remained calm. She absentmindedly swirled the wine glass in her hand. “Dr. Sander, did Josie inform you of the reason for bringing the plastic

“She only asked me to do this. She didn’t

Josie had disappeared, he had no way of knowing

about her. She

she couldn’t shake off, Mallory deliberately moved closer to Matthew. She whispered in his ear, “I

Matthew’s ears burned.

proper position and said, “Let’s

elders had nothing but words of praise and blessings

rose leisurely. “Dexter, it’s been many years since I last saw

the man for a few seconds before recognizing him. “Mr. Nathan, you’ve

had gone abroad after Liana went missing. In the blink of an eye,

surprised expression, he said, “Leanne, I wouldn’t mind if Dexter forgot about me, but how could you also not remember?