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

The winter sunset blazed, casting an intense chill in the air.

A woman stood beneath the abandoned residential area. After a long while, she finally pushed open the door and entered. The sound startled the person inside, who looked over in disbelief. “Josie!”

However, the person she saw was not Josie, but Summer.

Summer arrived alone. She stood before Rachel, who was tightly bound, a cold and mocking smile playing on her lips.

“How did you find me?” Rachel asked, fear evident in her eyes.

“I had someone tail Dexter’s men for a whole week before finally discovering your location. It was quite troublesome,” Summer replied indifferently. She had put in great effort to figure out the bodyguards’ shift patterns. Only when they had all left to eat could she take advantage of the situation.

“Why are you here? To take your anger out on me? Where is Josie?” Rachel had waited for Josie for several days, but she had given up hope by then.

to escape your poverty-stricken mindset,” Summer said, leisurely approaching Rachel. “You nearly got her killed, yet you still hope

find me if she wants to know anything about Paul,” Rachel shook her head,

yourself. She has already

“Where did she go?”

no longer in Wavery.” Summer suddenly pulled out a knife from her pocket and pressed it against Rachel’s throat. “You know what? Last night, Dexter was speeding on Second Highway

widened in shock. “You’re here

so naturally, I came to silence you!” Summer pressed the knife harder.

“You can’t do this! Summer, I’ve done so much

Josie. Do you really think the Olsen family won’t seek revenge? If you betray me at that time, it’ll be too late for me to

drove the tip of the knife an

where

abruptly stopped. “What did you