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

Exhausted, Josie opened his eyes. “I will never submit to you in this lifetime.”

“Stubborn as a mule.”

Heather casually pulled out her phone from her pocket. Flipping through the photo album, she showed her one picture after another. “The venue for tomorrow’s wedding has already been set up. Can you take a look for me? Is it beautiful?”

In the photograph, as far as the eye could see, there were white roses everywhere. A red carpet was laid out, exuding an aura of extravagant grandeur.

Josie turned her head.

Heather, however, insisted that she look. “Today, Dex came to accompany me through the process. Look, his hand is resting on my waist. Isn’t it nice?”

Josie cast a glance, and indeed, Dexter was among them. His expression was indiscernible, but his mere presence there was enough to explain everything.

Did he… realize I have gone missing? Does he just not care…

“We will walk down this red carpet tomorrow under the watchful eyes of our guests,” Heather said slowly. “Our parents will give speeches at our wedding, and Dexter will start calling my parents Mom and Dad. We will become a family.”

shattered. She finally responded, “You really have

at her. “The wedding tomorrow will be broadcast live. I’ll make you watch Dex put the wedding ring

go of

factory, Johnny

“What happened?”

are we

she will come after me.” Heather raised her voice. “You

I just… I just felt it wasn’t necessary. You’re already married. She can’t cause any more trouble. Did

even know who she is? For all these years, she has taken everything from

nodded, his expression still somewhat

about it. Now that I’m asking for a favor in return, are you unwilling?” Heather’s

immediately shook his head. “Of course, that’s not what I meant. I will repay your life-saving favor. As soon as the wedding ceremony ends

gave a slight

“Heather,” he called again.

“Is there anything else?”