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

Two years had passed.

Outside the largest venue in Switzerland, a crowd of people gathered. Two flags, each representing a different team, fluttered in the wind. One was black, the other red.

That day marked the finale of the most popular mobile game in Clusia, held overseas to generate excitement.

Inside one of the women’s restrooms in the venue, Helena sat on the toilet lid, cradling her phone as she started her first game of the day.

Originally, she had planned to explore the surroundings before entering. However, her bodily needs couldn’t be ignored. After taking care of her necessities, she glanced at the time. It was exactly six o’clock, and the game had begun.

She felt an itch in her hand.

However, things didn’t go smoothly. They started arguing not long after they began playing. She found herself fiercely scolding others.

At that moment, the women’s restroom was quiet and serene, with only her voice echoing.

When Helena pushed open the bathroom door, she still hadn’t relieved her frustration.

lifted her head, she saw a little girl standing outside the restroom. The girl, probably around one or two years old and just learning to walk, was holding a pile of miscellaneous items

said, “I didn’t mean to

like grapes, clear and transparent. Although she stuttered when she spoke, her ability to express herself was

to subject such a young

a moment, quickly crouching down. “Why are you alone?

waiting for her here,” she said,

caused Helena to raise an eyebrow. “What’s your name? Are

name is Grape!” The little girl joyfully revealed her real name. “Mom

fitting. Helena couldn’t help but pinch the girl’s cheek. “Shall I

dismissively. “I can manage on my own. There’s no one here who dares to

It was a message from Mallory, marked as a note: Where are you?

Grape. Only then did Helena feel relieved. Waving at Grape,

LED sign from her embrace that was larger than her hand. She

was indeed an LED sign. Helena gave a dumbfounded smile. It seemed that

up the little girl.