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

The Golden Key Awards took place in Sumanthova that year, with numerous industry leaders serving as judges. The participants were architectural talents from various countries.

In the past two years, Josie had mostly taken a step back from the limelight. She had only designed a few works, but each one had won prestigious awards and gained widespread recognition.

During these two years, Alice’s name had become well-known, and people respectfully referred to her as a mentor.

When Lachlan arrived, he wasn’t alone. He brought his team members with him. A group of boys excitedly got out of the car and greeted Josie, saying, “Hi, Ms. Jo!”

“Hey, Ms. Jo!”

“With so many people taking care of Grape, you should be at ease now, right?” Lachlan was the last one to get out of the car.

Josie was somewhat speechless. “Why are all of you here?”

Michael was the first to respond, saying, “We won’t be returning to our country until the day after tomorrow. Staying in the hotel has become quite boring. We wanted to go out and get some fresh air.”

Grape was surrounded by the boys, filled with joy.

Ms. Jo. We’ll take care of Grape

Josie raised an eyebrow.

the second half of the year. Coincidentally, I heard that the investor would be in Sumanthova during this period. Even more fortunately, they have also invested in the hosting of the Golden Key Awards. I need

also gave them a few instructions. “The meeting venue here is quite large. There’s a garden at the back. You can take Grape and play there.

“No problem!”

didn’t make any deliberate movements, yet her demeanor was captivating

somewhat casual as he asked, “Lachlan, aren’t

him. “A new member is

furrowed his brows in surprise.

girl hired on a

glanced at his teammates, who were playing with Grape. “You’re not

players, especially in a star team like Stardust. If a girl were to join,

needs to keep an eye on that. This girl is very

and left. Before leaving, he instructed, “You must take good care

introducing the distinguished judges. One by one, the