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

The contestants observed the artwork that Josie had rejected. They couldn’t help but comment, “Indeed, the drawing is quite impressive. Why was it passed over…”

“I don’t understand. It’s much better than mine.”

“This contestant is really unlucky to encounter such a judge.”

“How could this have happened?”

Josie was left speechless.

She didn’t pay attention to their words. Instead, she turned to Lily. “Do you think this is a good piece of work?”

“Seriously?” Lily scoffed, “Are you questioning me? With my years of experience in this field, I can definitely distinguish between good and bad works.”

Josie nodded in agreement.

“Alice, I seriously doubt the credibility of the awards you’ve received over the years.”

Amidst the commotion, Dexter couldn’t find the familiar face he was searching for. He took a deep breath, feeling melancholic. He wasn’t fond of such lively scenes, and he had shown great patience by staying until then.

The staff members on the side were trembling with fear. They couldn’t understand why Dexter suddenly took an interest in watching the competition, doing nothing but observing the crowd…

news, the higher-ups were so frightened that they

should leave first. I’ve arranged for someone to

silent,

Josie was not present.

had visited countless places where she might have been, but she

had turned into

erupted from across the way,

muttered, “What happened

Dexter looked up.

you’ve mentioned, from its composition and lines, even down to its concept,

was highly recognizable, somewhat muted, yet as

immediately recognized the

had slowly risen, her entire figure coming

on her lips as she looked

she turned her laptop around to show everyone. Displayed on the screen was her own handwriting, the very piece that

crowd gasped in

expected Josie to be so

or you’re simply too inexperienced. Regardless, thank

piece of work,