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

The extent of Josie’s injury was difficult to determine. It wasn’t minor, yet it wasn’t excessively severe either. She had been bound for two days, her skin tender. The ropes had rubbed against her bones, creating a sight that was shocking to witness.

The doctor had advised her against spending long hours in front of the computer. In other words, half of her future was practically buried.

Upon hearing this, Josie’s emotions became so complex that she found herself at a loss for words.

She had stayed in the hospital for a few days, during which only a few people visited, including Matthew, Mallory, and occasionally, Calvin.

Matthew mentioned that the plastic surgeon had already returned to Japrium. If it weren’t for Matthew’s sake, the surgeon would never have come forward to testify. Fortunately, his hospital was in Japrium, so his career wasn’t greatly affected.

Most of the time, Josie would sit on the balcony, soaking up the sun. When winter arrived, she would often feel lethargic and occasionally smoke a cigarette to perk herself up.

Whenever Mallory saw her in that state, she would sigh. “Morgan has been waiting outside for three or four days now. Will you see him or not?”

Josie lazily opened her eyes, showing no particular interest. “Forget it.”

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you. I heard that on the day of the wedding, he tirelessly searched for you. However, due to his unfamiliarity with the area, he had to comb through an entire back mountain before he found

stiffened when she heard Dexter’s

did he manage

that had developed since childhood. As a result, Dexter knew many things

would often run between the Olsen Residence and Russell Mansion. The fact that he still remembered surprised Josie a

in hand, a spark inevitably lit up in her eyes once

never gave up on

moment she was found and brought to the hospital, Dexter had been extremely cautious with his

her to speak. “Heather is with me. If you

activity. Outside, numerous people associated with it stood, their voices creating a cacophony that was headache-inducing. Yet, when he half-crouched in front of her, it was as if he had shielded her

his eyes, asking him the same question she had asked

her plan. In other words, he