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

It was probably evening when a person suddenly arrived at Keller Group, seeking Lachlan directly.

When Josie heard the news, she was in the middle of a meeting in the conference room. She looked up just in time to see Arnold passing by. His bright attire was flamboyantly conspicuous. It was undoubtedly him.

“You two carry on. I’ll step out for a bit,” Josie said anxiously as she hurried out.

As she stepped out, the door to Lachlan’s office had just been closed.

“Mr. Mills, what brings you here unexpectedly? You should have informed me in advance.” Lachlan smoothly extended his hand, quickly instructing his secretary to prepare coffee.

Arnold shook hands with him, a hint of insincerity in his gesture. “Let’s check on the progress of the design plans.”

Arnold didn’t quite understand, nodding with a smile. Lachlan was unaware of Arnold’s past. He only knew that Arnold was then a prominent figure in Rivodia, and naturally, he had to treat Arnold well.

“The design blueprint for La Oriele was overseen by Keller Group’s design director, Alice. With her involved, you can rest assured.”

The two sat facing each other. Lachlan was taken aback as he saw a hint of disdainful amusement on Arnold’s face. “It’s precisely because she’s here that I can’t be at ease,” Arnold said.

Arnold leaned in slightly and added, “I heard that you, Mr. Keller, and this design director have

the implied meaning behind the words, he promptly said, “My relationship with Alice is purely based on admiration, and our ability to

however, was relentless. “During her two years in

that, Lachlan was reminded of Dexter’s instructions and could

out of the office, he happened to see Josie waiting at the door. He then raised an eyebrow and asked, “Alice, you seem free. Are

surprised. “Alice, what are

glared fiercely at Arnold, then took his hand and started walking away. The latter didn’t dodge, allowing her to lead him. Lachlan, witnessing this scene, stood frozen in his tracks.

a secluded corner, Josie got straight to

against the window, flexing his wrist. “Just checking on your

never even set foot

knew exactly what he was thinking, and she felt helpless. “I can’t obtain any more information at the moment. If

men has died in Southern Wavery,” Arnold stated

her fists. “What do

surprised at all.” Arnold watched her reaction leisurely. “You knew