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

The next day, Mallory and Lachlan met at the airport. Although he claimed to be the boss, Mallory was somewhat skeptical. She teasingly said, “No wonder Dexter is so eager to bring you back to the country.”

Josie’s expression turned grim. “I’m not returning to the country for his sake.”

Mallory ordered two cups of coffee at Starbucks and also got a small cake for Grape. While they waited, she asked, “Do you know why I’ve been able to stay with Calvin for so long?”

Even after experiencing tremendous turmoil, they were still together.

“Why?” Lachlan inquired.

“I did it by turning a blind eye. I could tolerate his somewhat questionable relationships with other women, and he could accept my flirtations with other men. But when it came down to the wire, when we had to make a choice, he and I would choose each other.” Mallory, with her cascading waves of hair, still radiated a dazzling beauty when she laughed.

Josie didn’t quite understand. “How can you be sure that you two are meant to be?”

“Perhaps because we’re soulmates.”

In Josie’s eyes, she had a different idea about soulmates.

and cake. Josie scooped up a spoonful and fed it to Grape, watching as she

loyal from the very beginning, without a

hearing this, Mallory looked outside. “Are you talking

Josie fell silent.

time to board, Lachlan had just finished handling his business affairs. He closed his laptop and watched as Josie walked toward him,

upon a figure not far away. It was a rainy day in Sumanthova. The glass windows

asked her

head and followed the

her, discussing the arrangements for their return to Rivodia. As a semi-host,

felt somewhat apologetic and said, “I’m afraid I might have to disappoint you. I’ve already made prior

private jet parked not too far

“Him?”

reached out to her the previous night, suggesting that they not take a regular flight back to Rivodia. Josie had declined. With the child still so young, she didn’t

for returning to Rivodia is to find Paul. As for anything else, I haven’t given it

breathe