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

“Yes,” Larry said, “The Golden Key Awards competition has already been fully launched. Would you like to monitor the entire process?”

When it came to news about the construction industry, Dexter never missed a thing.

He nodded in acknowledgment. “Let me take a look at the list.”

There were too many people involved, from judges to contestants. Going through each one of them individually would be time-consuming and laborious, so Larry was hesitant. “The doctor has advised you to rest for at least ten hours a day. You shouldn’t be engaging in mentally and physically draining activities.”

Upon hearing this, Dexter sneered from the shadows. “You really think I’m useless, huh?”

Larry immediately bowed apologetically. “That’s not what I meant. I’m just concerned about your health, which hasn’t improved since the car accident two years ago.”

Speaking of this, a hint of sadness flashed across Dexter’s face.

Two years ago, on a rainy night, Josie’s plane took off. Dexter was speeding along the Second Highway in his car. Countless planes were taking off and landing overhead, but he had no way of knowing which one was hers. He drove dozens of kilometers just to see her off.

The last thing he could do for her was to set her free.

Wavery. On his

let go of the steering wheel and closed

car crashed directly into the tree

accident wounded his heart and left him confined to a hospital bed for nearly half a year, almost

fish removed from water,

he realized that he loved and needed her far more than he

nights regretting not

chance, he would still let her go, as long

he snapped out of his series of flashbacks, Larry had already obtained the list. There were a total of ten judges and hundreds

face was

he asked, pointing at

a very young rising star in the industry. She is in her early twenties and is very talented. She’s Clusian, but

followed were

“There are many Clusians among the judges, and this one named Lily is one

that she