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

“Follow them,” Dexter whispered.

Two years had passed, and Josie had become quite skilled at driving. She drove all the way to the front door of a daycare center. Soon, a teacher came out to meet her. After exchanging a few pleasantries, Grape was taken inside.

Josie watched as Grape’s figure grew smaller, once again experiencing the pain of parting ways. Perhaps there would be countless instances like this in the future.

After Grape disappeared from her sight, Josie let out a deep sigh and then got back into the car, retracing her route.

She walked past the car parked by the roadside, unaware of the person inside.

Larry asked, “Should we go in now?”

Dexter stared straight ahead. “Wait for two hours.”

The child had just started attending daycare and needed time to adjust. Suddenly taking her away could cause psychological trauma, and she might not want to go back to school in the future.

It was complicated because having a child meant considering many things.

Larry glanced at the man in the rearview mirror, hesitating before finally speaking. “Sir, I thought long and hard about it yesterday. There’s a high chance that Ms. Warren’s child might…”

He didn’t dare to continue speaking, and Dexter didn’t pick up the conversation either.

the time came, Dexter got out of the car and

ceasing. Each child had a dedicated teacher watching over them. Yet, Grape sat alone in a corner, quietly stacking blocks. She was unusually quiet for a child her

gazing

Inside the venue.

struck the hour, Josie finished her shift and headed straight for the daycare. However, as soon as she stepped in,

picked up by

astonished. “What are you saying? What

who claimed to be her father came to pick her up. She also

What father?

disarray. She wondered, in this world, who could possibly make Grape willingly call him

be the strange man she mentioned a

is the name

recall. Oh, his last name is

in place, as if struck by a

be… How could it

no idea where to go. Her hands were shaking, and as she looked at her pale

making it difficult

calmed down, stepped on the gas, and