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

“Jealous of you?” Summer scoffed, looking at the woman before her. “You think by shedding your old skin and assuming a new identity, I wouldn’t know about your past? You’re feeling quite superior now, aren’t you? You may fool everyone else, but not me. You will never be Josie.”

Heather’s fingers clenched tightly. She had been hit where it hurt, causing her entire body to tremble.

Summer admired her audacity. “Tell me. What would happen if I were to reveal to everyone right now that you’re an imposter, that you’re not Liana at all?”

As she spoke, she couldn’t help but visualize the scene in her mind, and it made her burst into laughter.

Heather was infuriated. She grabbed a throw pillow from the couch and hurled it at Summer. “Lunatic…”

“I’m already addicted to drugs, and Arnold is nowhere to be found. If it comes to it, we’ll all die together. I don’t mind.”

Heather’s mind was racing. Summer had been addicted to drugs, so she was capable of anything.

She stared at Summer with an eerie gaze. “Well, go ahead and tell them. Tell Dexter, Claudia, and Mark right now that I’m a fraud, that you and Arnold orchestrated this whole charade. You can also tell them how you’ve been helping me gain their trust. Go on. I’m curious to see how they’ll react to you.”

it

Heather to become so

her head in disbelief. “You’ve really

we’re not at our wit’s end,

narrow her eyes. “Arnold is in

no mistake in what Dexter himself

eyes narrowed further as she scrutinized the

that

wanting to laugh but finding herself unable to. To her surprise, she found herself at the mercy

“Heather, you haven’t fallen in love with

Heather felt a wave of embarrassment upon hearing this long-forgotten

you gave me to make