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

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The horizon was turning white as the sun gradually climbed into the sky. The weather was perfect.

The wedding car parade was extensive, with each car spaced ten meters apart. The entire Wavery was aware that it was the grand wedding of Russell Group’s CEO. It was no longer a secret marriage but a publicly and grandly conducted wedding ceremony.

Inside the car, Dexter sat in the back seat, dressed in formal attire, deep in thought.

Just as Calvin was about to say something, the phone he was holding vibrated. Larry was calling. “Mr. Russell, we’ve found Justin. He has been seen frequently with a woman named Ruby Langdon. I’ve checked. She doesn’t seem to have any particular significance.”

Dexter pursed his lips. “Have the background checks been completed? What about her network of relationships?”

“We’ve done it. They are all insignificant individuals. Also, Justin is no longer in our custody. He has been taken by another power, located at the border between Rivodia and Wavery.”

“Who is it?” Dexter squinted his eyes.

By this point, the vehicle had already arrived at the Olsen Residence, with the bodyguards being the first to disembark.

Claudia, the matriarch of

looked up, his gaze meeting Claudia, who was standing elegantly at the doorway,

and ensure the person’s rescue.” Dexter

out of the car. He walked up to Claudia

for him in her gaze. She nodded. “You won’t be

the hustle and bustle, Dexter stood, his expression as indifferent as ever. He asked, “Where is

feeling well today, so he will be arriving at the wedding a bit late. He might not be able

in thought, his face showing no objections. “It’s

Josie awoke from the chaos, her body aching all over. Her throat was so hoarse that she couldn’t speak. Even the slightest movement of her vocal

the others were still playing cards, paying no attention to

impending sense of desolation as if a storm

day alive in this world. This is truly unbearable. I don’t want to come back again

unknown reasons, said, “The wedding won’t start until later. Think about what you want to say to your family. If I’m in a good mood, I’ll pass

chuckled, her voice raspy as she said, “You’re an

harsh and filled with malice. “Enough with the nonsense. You only