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

At this point, Alice interrupted, “By the way, I just saw Robyn. I think he looks remarkably similar to Arnold! He…”

Josie couldn’t reveal the truth, so she simply shook her head. “How many of you came? Where is Laura? How is she?”

“Speak of the devil, she’s here. She happened to be in Rivodia and said she would take us out to celebrate today.” As Alice lifted her head, she was surprised to see a woman leaning elegantly against a luxury sedan not far away.

Laura was wearing a long green dress and delicately holding a thin cigarette in her hand. She was not only beautiful but had also matured significantly.

Josie looked over and saw the parking lot. Mallory and Morgan’s cars were also parked there. Mallory was on the phone with someone, while Morgan sat in his car, positioned directly opposite Laura.

Josie walked over, calling out, “Laura!”

The woman who was smoking hesitated for a moment. When she looked over, her face instantly lit up with delight. “Josie?”

She extinguished her cigarette and quickly stepped forward to hug Josie.

This might have been the first time Laura saw Josie, but it wasn’t the first time Josie saw her, so she was much calmer.

“Why didn’t you tell me you were back? How did you end up here?”

Mallory was on the phone when she heard the commotion and immediately looked over.

shook her head at

the end, she got into Laura’s car, and

events of the past two years. Laura carefully looked at Josie. “Why haven’t you returned to Wavery? Mom and Dad miss you a

was taken aback. Realizing

Olsen family business brilliantly these past two years. I’m impressed.” Josie expressed her sincere admiration. She glanced at the rearview mirror, suddenly realizing

knew that he was someone fickle, so his stint

to learn

can’t do anything to you,

gripping the steering wheel, stiffened momentarily. It seemed

course, can’t do

saw.” In reality, it wasn’t that, but rather the sight of Laura entwined with another man, something

ill intentions, but a vein in Laura’s neck suddenly throbbed. She seemed to

so she leaned in and

her brows, scrutinizing Josie’s face. “You… don’t recognize