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

“And what about you?” Calvin slowly spoke up after listening.

Mallory defiantly lifted her eyes, as if questioning him.

“Have you ever, even for a moment, stopped scheming against me all these years?”

At the standoff, Josie’s whiskey was already finished. Someone quickly refilled her glass, bringing her back to reality.

“Laura?” She exclaimed in disbelief.

“Do you still recognize me?” Laura, heavily made up, looked enchanting in the shadows. “Calvin is having trouble with his girlfriend. What are you doing getting involved?”

Seeing a familiar face, Josie relaxed. “I’m sorry, but I’ve been busy lately and haven’t been able to get in touch with you.”

Laura waved her hand dismissively. “It’s alright. I’m not blaming you. I thought something had happened when you called me in the middle of the night.”

“Where have you just come from?”

“The Olsen family has many social obligations, and currently, I’m the only one who can handle them. I’m working around the clock.” Laura expressed her frustration, picking up a bottle of wine to pour.

“How are things with the Olsen family

instinctively responded, quickly correcting herself. “Well, it’s

and Zach’s identities and began to wonder how much Laura actually knew, and whether

happened? Why did you run out in the middle of the night? Is

Josie pursed her lips.

so she had deliberately dressed in

to send her away. Mason Garden was no longer a place she could stay. But apart from Mason Garden, she couldn’t think of a more suitable

currently in charge of the liaison between the Olsen family and Russell Group.

into

also asked her to

looked somewhat bewildered. “Where am I supposed

somewhere else. Maybe you should go abroad. Just go anywhere, but

to the side, picking up

direction. “Calvin’s family is wealthy and powerful. Do you think she can make it with him? You and I both know that it’s just wishful thinking. You’re different from her. You’ve already achieved what many people can’t in

“Laura.”

voice was soft, yet her gaze was firm.

all words of persuasion came to an abrupt halt. She revealed a myriad of emotions—regret,