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

Laura was taken aback by her determination, momentarily speechless. Josie was the first to break the silence, asking with a smile, “Are you content with your current situation?”

Laura glanced unconsciously at Zach, who was smoking outside. “Well, at the very least, it’s fulfilling.”

“That’s good. I hope the Olsen family can provide you with a sense of fulfillment instead of self-denial.” Josie propped her head up. “I’m happy for you, as it seems you’re no longer held back by Zach.”

Laura didn’t argue, as it was the truth.

“Back then, I was deeply grateful to you for saving me.”

When Josie heard that, mixed emotions stirred within her, and for a moment, she was unsure how to reveal the truth to Laura.

Since Zach wasn’t Mark’s biological child, it was foreseeable that most of the family’s future assets wouldn’t be handed over to Laura.

“If you’re enjoying your life now, Laura, continue on that path. Don’t become too consumed by winning. Live in the present and don’t push yourself too hard.”

Laura didn’t understand. “Why are you suddenly saying all this?”

Josie didn’t know how to explain, so she simply said, “I’m leaving.”

“Where are you going?”

“Leaving Wavery.”

city?” Laura’s eyes widened in

likely going abroad, but the final

but finally understood why Josie had

Claudia.

down at the cowhide envelope

the only

off guard, a pang of sorrow hitting

a year or maybe two

willing to sacrifice her own

Never?

hand, captivated by the word “never.” In that moment, she had forgotten that

stood up. She bowed slightly, a gesture of complete trust.

eyebrow in disbelief. He had initially wanted to start an

black Bentley slowly came to a stop in front of her. The car window rolled down, revealing Morgan’s expressionless face. It was rare for him to look so serious. He

of his eye, he saw Laura walking out of the cafe. She happened to witness the scene,