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

Josie lay in bed, unable to sleep due to Dexter’s presence.

Upon hearing this question, she took a deep breath. “On the third day of my arrival in Sumanthova, I fell ill. At first, I thought it was just a case of not being acclimated. It was only after going to the hospital for a check-up that I found out I was pregnant.”

She still remembered the doctor’s astonishment. “You’ve been pregnant for three months, don’t you know?” the doctor had said.

Josie was equally shocked. “How could this be? I didn’t have any signs of pregnancy at all.”

In truth, there were signs, but during her three months in Clusia country, she was constantly on the go. She attributed the occasional discomfort she felt to her irregular eating habits, not giving them much thought.

Upon reflection, she realized that she hadn’t had her period for several months. However, she simply attributed it to exhaustion.

After some thought, she said, “Could there have been a mistake in the examination? It’s impossible. If it’s been three months, how could this child possibly have survived…”

She had experienced life-and-death situations. She was even kidnapped by Rachel for over two days, enduring the rain and fever, as well as being thrown around violently.

The doctor was resolute. Looking at the report, he said, “You are indeed pregnant. Make sure to rest well and ensure you get proper nutrition.”

Josie took the report and walked out of the hospital in a daze, unable to believe that she was carrying a child in her belly.

such examination, so it went undetected. She even thought to herself with a bitter smile that it was

to be the time on the rooftop

a grand gift-a

had a substantial amount of money in her account. Whether it was the money given by Henry before his death, or the funds transferred by Dexter into her account, it was more than enough to ensure she lived

she didn’t

she worked tirelessly, eager to settle down as quickly as possible to provide a stable environment for

that period, even Lachlan said she was working herself to

to see that her belly had grown so big.

“Seven,” she said calmly.

all these months

Did I not perform

not. I

had asked many times about the identity of the child’s father, but Josie didn’t want to tell him. She was determined to

help but feel a pang in his heart, “Why didn’t you tell

always regretted missing her pregnancy and childbirth, as well as the growth of