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

Upon seeing the situation, Moses interjected, “Justin has arrived.”

“Justin?” Josie immediately looked up and saw Justin leaning on his cane, curiously observing everything from outside.

“Why did you bring Justin here?”

Moses replied, “Mr. Russell instructed it.”

Justin followed behind Moses and entered the spacious room. To his surprise, he saw Josie sitting to one side while Dexter was sitting on the floor, conversing with a child.

When he saw the little girl, he widened his eyes and looked towards Josie.

Ignoring them all, Dexter earnestly answered Grape’s question. “Because I once made a mistake that hurt your mother, we didn’t live together. I owe an apology to your mother and you, Grape. But I promise, from now on, we will always be together, never to part again.”

His ability to openly admit his mistakes in front of the child greatly surprised Josie.

Pondering over these words, Grape posed a crucial question, “What did Daddy do wrong, and has Mommy forgiven you?”

Dexter lifted his gaze, locking eyes with Josie. “Not yet, but I will try my best.”

“If Mommy doesn’t forgive you, then I won’t forgive you either.”

Dexter remained calm. “All right. I’m glad that you empathize with Mommy, but you can’t call me Mr. Russell anymore, okay?”

“Mmm… Daddy?”

voice, it nearly melted Dexter’s heart. He couldn’t bear the thought of his daughter suffering

curved his lips into a smile.

I continue to

“Of course.”

flowed through Josie’s heart, but she turned away instead

confusion, Dexter finally stood up. His previously gentle voice changed when

“What’s going

the past two years, Moses, my subordinate, was the one who had

accept the revelation, the

“So now you know.”

and your identity is indeed

it hard to believe that the boss he had been boasting about in front of Josie

happened, Dexter still ended up

it you who sent someone to

knew I couldn’t stop you.