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

“Your former best friend has already secured five million and is now living a prosperous life with her family. For her, it’s a fair deal. Mark, who assisted in your abduction of me, accidentally injured himself. Now, he is facing multiple charges and awaits sentencing.”

“As for Arnold, his whereabouts remain unknown to this day.”

With everything said and done, Rachel found herself in a nearly hopeless situation. She stared blankly at the ceiling, imagining her impending fate.

Suddenly, she spoke, “Don’t be too pleased with yourself, Josie. I have never regretted it.”

Josie remained silent, waiting for Rachel’s next words.

He gave me an opportunity, and I seized it desperately. If I hadn’t held on tightly, that would have been my fate.” Rachel spoke softly. “At least I have experienced the life of the wealthy, and I have seen what a good man in this world looks like. I knew all

flyers in the biting cold of winter, a task that took up an entire day, just to earn a living. Washing thousands of dishes every day, regardless of whether you were studying or working. Always having to cater to others’ whims. I have had enough of such days. You are truly fortunate.” Rachel’s dry eyes suddenly welled up with tears. “Why

orphan with no one to rely on. However, at least you didn’t have to endure the hardship of a seriously ill father in the hospital, unable to afford the medical bills. Washing dishes, handing out flyers, setting

down at Rachel,

clearly didn’t believe her. She refused to believe that Josie had such an experience. After a moment, she said, “You have to admit, if Dexter hadn’t helped you, you wouldn’t have been successful

that point, she was still regretting

a moment, her gaze instinctively drifting towards the door. Rachel was right. If it weren’t for Dexter, I wouldn’t have had such a smooth journey. Regardless, he had lent