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

Surprised, Josie exclaimed, “I mentioned that I wouldn’t be taking on any projects for a while after returning to the country, didn’t I?”

“What if I told you it’s related to Robyn?” Lachlan replied.

“Robyn? Tell me more!” Her spirits immediately lifted.

“La Oriele was burned down and now needs to be rebuilt,” Lachlan explained in one breath, as if delivering a mission. “The implication is that it should be renovated as well. Currently, several companies are preparing to bid. The company’s investors specifically requested your involvement.”

As soon as those words were spoken, Josie almost understood. “Is it Dexter?”

Lachlan gave a bitter smile. “He is very persistent.”

No wonder. So this was the opportunity he was talking about, Josie pondered carefully. “Prepare the materials for me. I’ll take on this project.”

Lachlan was taken aback. “It seems that Dexter knows you very well. He knew you would definitely accept. However, I must tell you, the La Oriele project is tricky. It’s entangled with influences from many quarters. Choosing this as your first project after returning to the country might not be the safest move.”

The hospital was nearly in sight. Josie looked at the logo, took a deep breath, and said, “It’s okay, I’ll take it.”

issue was his memory. He couldn’t recognize people. Justin sat beside him,

bag of fruit, crouching down to ask, “Pop, would you

looking at her as if she were a stranger. “My daughter instructed me not to eat anything

just couldn’t recall who she was. Josie took out an apple and peeled it. “Have

hobbled along, speaking

no issue now. I’ll pick him up in the

Justin reacted.

Dexter’s place can give me peace of mind. Rest assured, Paul won’t get lost again this time.” Josie wasn’t sure how to make him believe her. Frowning, she suggested, “How about this? Come with

an expression of disbelief. “You’re bringing the whole family along, huh?

a resource that could be utilized. As long as her goals could be achieved, nothing else mattered. Absolutely nothing.

this, but I’ve been doing that for two years!” He held up

smile, cutting a piece of apple and feeding it to Paul. Despite Paul’s protests, he still ate it. “Once

Of course, I have a place to go.” Justin was