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

Josie stared intently at him. “If I hadn’t come, you would have given away Russell Group.”

At this point, everyone recognized Josie’s face. There was a certain level of apprehension, especially from Isaac. He had never found an opportunity to take action against this woman. Part of it was due to luck, and the other part was because everyone believed that she would never assist Dexter again, which gave them confidence.

To Isaac’s surprise, Josie actually showed up. What was her motive?

Josie scoffed and casually walked towards Isaac. “Mr. Harrison, you misspoke. Being older doesn’t necessarily mean you’re more experienced. Have you settled all the bad debts from your years of business outside? Are you planning to use Russell Group to offset your debts?”

Isaac’s face grew paler as she continued speaking.

“Who do you think you are? So what if you’re the daughter of the Olsen family? You’re nothing more than an ex-wife. You’re hardly worthy of speaking here!”

“I’m a shareholder,” Josie said with a rare, radiant smile. “Oh, right, you probably didn’t know. When Dexter and I divorced, he transferred one percent of his equity to me.”

Most people were unaware of this. They exchanged glances, seeking confirmation.

the shareholders. Come

the new CEO of Russell Group, didn’t you?” Josie said, finding

disagree.” She patted

an emerald. At that moment,

a distance,

all those years, I’ve never met a more capable leader

articulated each word, “He once told me that he could sort everything out within a

still despised

Dexter interrupted,

in his heart, were all rooted in his resolution to sacrifice her. Just thinking

saw through everything, yet she was still able to consider issues from his

plan had succeeded, how much profit would it have brought to Russell Group? How much would your dividends have increased? How dare you bite the hand that feeds