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

“Jo.” Dexter’s veins bulged as he held her hand, refusing to let go. He then spoke calmly and decisively, “Josie—”

Before he could finish speaking, a figure suddenly appeared from behind, accompanied by a familiar voice. “What are you doing?”

Josie looked up in astonishment, only to find, to her surprise, that Morgan had appeared. He clenched his fist and swung it directly. Dexter happened to turn his head at that moment, receiving the punch squarely.

A muffled sound echoed.

Dexter subtly turned his face away, a hint of disbelief in his eyes. Immediately after, Morgan grabbed his collar. “You dare to show up. Don’t you have any self-awareness?”

Those words were blunt, and the actions were equally so, clearly displaying an irritation that had been building up for quite some time.

Dexter gripped his wrist tightly, skillfully pushing him away. “What’s gotten into you?”

Dexter didn’t retaliate, not wanting to resort to violence in front of Josie.

was off. She immediately positioned herself

certainly didn’t want to embarrass herself in public, and her patience was nearly exhausted. She turned around and asked

to your house to look for you, but I didn’t expect to run into you on the road,” Morgan said, his voice slightly slurred. He pulled

approached, carrying with him the scent of blood. With a wicked

again, but Josie firmly held his arm. She was clearly annoyed

simply complied. “Mr. Russell, it seems that the crisis at Russell Group isn’t keeping you busy enough. If you need

him and fixed his

then asked, “Where are you

didn’t respond to anyone. She weighed her options and said,

he said,

decided to sit down, realizing that it was impossible to hail a cab in that

“If you’re looking for Paul, you don’t need to go to Rivodia. You might find some clues if you

door. His expression stiffened subtly, almost imperceptibly. But looking at Josie, it was clear she had heard, yet she showed no

the figure of Dexter in the