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

Mark felt a chill emanating from her voice, causing his heart to sink a little.

Before he could comprehend what was happening, the host’s voice suddenly echoed from the television screen.

“Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. The wedding ceremony of Mr. Russell and Ms. Olsen is about to begin!”

All the guests took their seats.

The beautiful corridor was adorned with petals. The attention shifted to the man at the end of it. He stood offstage, dressed in a black suit, appearing more solemn than usual.

Josie closed her eyes. So that’s what he looks like when he gets married.

The camera panned away, and Dexter’s eyes slightly darkened. He reached into his pocket to retrieve his ringing phone. “Speak.”

The other end went silent upon hearing the vibrant voice from this side before promptly stating, “There’s still an hour left.”

Dexter looked at the host and the anxious Claudia at the side. “I can buy you at most forty minutes.”

“That’s enough.”

hanging up the phone, Dexter turned his gaze toward Calvin, who was seated at the table and engaged in deep conversation with a group of industry leaders. He pursed his lips,

back of his neck. “Well, I can’t get married on your behalf, can

“Get on stage.”

“What?”

off your useless knowledge, don’t you? The stage is huge today. It

react, he was pushed

I feel it’s necessary to share my thoughts on this

when he started teaching, not to mention he was naturally adept at storytelling in his

way through the crowd and reached the tall and

in my life. My good friend is excited and wants to give a speech. You wouldn’t mind,

at him with a meaningful gaze and asked directly,

smile on Dexter’s face gradually

“I don’t care what you’re up to. Stop

guests from various industries, and even live media coverage. If anything went wrong,