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

Taking a deep breath, she paused her stirring motion with her coffee and looked directly at Claudia.

“Aunt Claudia, you have lived in the world of fame and fortune for decades, yet in the end, you chose to live a quiet life. I suppose, besides your own persistence, there must have been external disturbances as well.”

She slightly curved her lips, her smile bittersweet. Her clear, bright eyes seemed to penetrate Claudia’s heart.

Claudia’s heart tightened slightly, causing her to feel hesitant to meet her gaze directly.

“You see, the people living here may be poor, but their lives are simple and routine. The most significant life events they encounter are getting married, having children, getting promotions, and raises. That’s their whole life.” Josie glanced sideways, looking at the crowd outside, feeling a sense of melancholy.

“But in our social circle, chaos is like a blooming flower, blinding and bewildering us. Power struggles never cease. Many times, what you say doesn’t necessarily hold true.”

“What are you trying to say?”

“Leanne wants to marry Dexter, and you didn’t approve at first, did you?”

eyes shimmered. “She could have had a

nothing you can do.” Josie looked at her. “Aunt Claudia, if Dexter insists, there’s nothing I can

our affairs back then, I too

were unwilling, you wouldn’t have shown up on Leanne’s

As a mother, is she blaming me for hurting Heather’s

neither agreed nor

not the same,

to Leanne was a counterfeit. What was your intention?” Claudia finally asked, after pondering for a long time as she

stiffened for a moment, then quickly laughed. “Plagiarism is inherently despicable. Isn’t her

plausible, but Claudia was not convinced. “Is that really what

“You can trust me because

clearly surprised to discover that the now respectable Josie had grown up in such a rundown and

of Josie having lived in such a place filled her heart with a bitterness that almost

“Trust me,” she repeated.