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

After carefully securing the final layer of gauze, Morgan asked casually, “Since I let you go back then, shouldn’t you tell me how these past two years have been for you?”

Josie averted her gaze. “I have a daughter now.”

Morgan’s expression darkened slightly.

An hour later, Morgan finally met the daughter Josie had mentioned.

The little girl was sitting on the carpet, playing with blocks. Her eyebrows and eyes resembled Josie’s.

So, it wasn’t a lie.

“What’s her name?”

“You can call her Grape. She’s one and a half years old now. Please make yourself comfortable. I’m going to change my clothes,” Josie said. The information she had received today had left her emotionally drained. Returning to Dexter’s residence, she felt suffocated.

When she emerged again, Morgan was already sitting on the carpet, thoroughly enjoying his conversation with Grape. He had always been charming, and coaxing a child came naturally to him.

Josie stood on the stairs and could see the forced smile on his face. He used to be so lively and spirited, but he looked weary at that moment.

building blocks too!” Grape shouted

to descend the stairs when she heard the sound of a car. It was the same car Dexter had taken earlier

with Larry trailing

“Josie!”

he called out to her, a hint of joy sparkling in his

Morgan had taken her, but with Grape

And he was right.

him. She remained calm as she

gaze quickly shifted from her to Morgan,

up and approached them. “It seems you’re not pleased with

likely because Scar’s words had led her to disregard Dexter’s feelings even more. She didn’t see any issue with bringing Morgan

in his eyes. “Grape,

Mr. Bastille,” Grape said in her sweet voice,

bush. “Morgan saved me and brought me back. Inviting him in for a

dinner too, Dexter said calmly. “I’ll instruct the housekeeper to