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

When Dexter arrived, Heather was in the midst of directing the proceedings within the crowd. Despite her fatigue, her face was filled with excitement.

Claudia was also present, accompanying Heather.

“Ms. Hadey.” Dexter nodded his head in acknowledgment, his expression indiscernible.

Upon seeing him, Claudia gave him a once-over, then nodded thoughtfully. “I’m glad you could come,” she said. “Leanne will be very happy too.”

Dexter followed her gaze, saying nonchalantly, “As it should be.”

When he spoke, it was as if he was merely handling a routine matter, devoid of any emotion.

Claudia stood by his side. “Would you consider me as an elder who has watched you grow up?”

“Of course I do.”

“Let me give you a piece of advice,” Claudia said with meaningfully. “There are some people and things that you should let go when it’s time. You’ve come this far. Who knows if a misfortune might turn out to be a blessing? Leanne is not bad at all.”

Just then, Heather spotted him, her face lighting up in. She darted through the

expression was calm, his large hand gently resting on top of her head. “Of course, I can’t let

“Let me run you

stood behind them, watching the retreating figures of the two young people with a faint smile. Just then, someone approached and whispered something in her ear, triggering a change in her expression. She

Heather through the majority of the process, and the latter was exceptionally

me with that silly smile?” He took the water handed to him by the attendant, unscrewing the cap for

you’re handsome, Dax,” Heather didn’t hide her feelings. “I’ve never felt this happy

I’m going to

“Of course.”

They say that I, being a divorcee, am

into Dexter’s arms. “In my heart,

marriage was a disgrace. Ms. Warren… is a

eyes, not detecting

he curved his lips into a smile.

smile became even more