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

“There’s no sign of her.”

At the top floor of Russell Group, Larry arrived, panting heavily, to deliver his report. “The surveillance cameras have been destroyed,” he said. “Ms. Warren disappeared as soon as she left the airport. Our team is currently investigating every suspicious vehicle, but it’s going to take some time.”

While speaking, he barely dared to lift his head. The aura of the man before him was overwhelmingly powerful, as if he could obliterate everything.

Impatience and irritation were etched on Dexter’s face. “What about the investigation about the person on the plane?”

“That man claimed to have accepted money from a stranger who instructed him to say all that. The account was untraceable, and investigations are still ongoing.”

“Whoever sabotaged the airport surveillance cameras must be very skilled. It seems this was all planned.”

“Who could it be?”

“Morgan.”

had been

Rivodia was substantial, and he indeed was

ten minutes, Larry had found Morgan’s private contact information and handed it over to Dexter. As he glanced down at it, a

intruder. Dexter looked up, only to see a tall man stride in, his captivating

rushed straight up to Dexter, grabbed him by the collar, and swung a punch. “D*mn you, where have you hidden

Morgan. Exuding an air of hostility,

Dexter’s face, causing blood to ooze out. Dexter raised his hand to wipe the corner of his mouth, and upon seeing the trace of blood, he

own business!” Dexter rarely struck anyone, but when he

in the office was

didn’t give Morgan any time to react as he rained punches down on him. Blood smeared from Morgan’s mouth, but he refused to show weakness. Seizing an opportunity, he turned the tables, pinning Dexter beneath him

understand her at all, yet you dare to confine her. If even a single hair on

Larry stepped forward, pulling Morgan away with all their might.

After he was pulled aside, he glared at

collar half-open