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

Moses ceased his beating and jogged over. He glanced at Josie leaning against the car. “That guy has learned his lesson. He won’t dare to cause trouble for at least six months.”

Dexter stood in the night, extending his hand. “Car keys.”

With a sigh, Moses belatedly found and handed over the car keys. Dexter turned and got into the car.

Josie headed towards the passenger seat, but before she left, she whistled at Moses. “You should have that eye checked out by a doctor.”

Previously, she had splashed spicy water on him, and it was still red now.

It had been a long time since Josie had really taken a good look at this city.

Dexter always drove at high speeds. In his youth, he was fond of thrilling activities such as racing, mountain climbing, and gambling. He indulged in all of these without exception. However, after taking over Russell Group, he had no choice but to become more composed, and many of his hobbies were left untouched.

gazing intently at the profile of the man in the driver’s

then immediately started working. And then, I met you. This city has witnessed everything about me,”

or so is not enough to encapsulate a

I won’t have another decade

and graduated from there. The current decor was completely different from before. Josie looked out the window. “I completed my high school here. Back then,

the time. When she had just started school, Dexter had already skipped grades and left the school. It was fate’s

were clasped on the steering wheel, occasionally glancing

me, thinking I was a burden to their family. Only Paul was kind to me. He would attend parent-teacher meetings for me, always exceptionally proud,” Josie said with a smile. “During those impoverished days, I often wondered, if my biological parents knew about my

with

to pick her up after school. As the students in