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

Realizing that her daughter was quite the social butterfly, she never expected her to be so sociable.

“Speaking like that is too presumptuous, and it could upset other people,” Josie said.

Grape thought for a moment and replied, “I’m sorry. He seemed a bit upset. He didn’t smile at all!”

“So, you shouldn’t say things like that again.”

Lachlan glanced at the rearview mirror. “Grape, I love to smile. Do you think I’m handsome?”

“Of course! But you’re not as handsome as that man!” Grape answered.

Children always speak without reservation, and Josie couldn’t help but laugh at her words. Josie was genuinely curious about how handsome that man must be, so she asked, “Does that man live in the courtyard we just passed?”

Grape nodded. “There were many flowers inside, butterflies, and fish.”

Josie caught a whiff of sandalwood from the child, a familiar scent, yet she couldn’t quite place where she had smelled it before.

Josie’s soft embrace, her eyes sparkling with anticipation as she asked, “Mommy, I liked the man I just met. Can we make

suddenly stuck in her throat. The little girl needed a father’s love more

her head, her eyes meeting Lachlan’s worried gaze head-on, and silence fell between

the anticipation in Grape’s eyes gradually faded.

wave of emotions

surfacing in her mind. What would happen if he were

never turned

to see the man staring intently at his palm. Lying there quietly was a

carefully said, “Mr.

palm, half of his face shrouded in gloom.

close look at the child. “Well… Maybe her eyes? However, perhaps it was because the child was

thought it was impossible for a child

eyes. Indeed, he had been influenced by the child’s innocent words. Did she make me believe I was her father? That’s

the piece of candy onto

has earned Mr. Dalton’s trust. Unaware that we are the ones calling the shots, he carries

“What about his safety?”