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

As she spoke, she briskly walked over to the car, slid into the seat, and slammed the door shut.

“Are you f*cking satisfied now?” Josie ripped off her earpiece and threw it on the ground.

Arnold was still smiling. “I wasn’t joking just now. Charles is no small fry, Josie. You are of great importance.”

“Thanks. For your mess, I’ve exhausted the connection that could have ensured a lifetime of wealth and prosperity for me!”

Josie was genuinely furious. If it weren’t for Arnold’s threats, she could have kept Charles as a resource for any future emergencies, instead of acting so rashly.

“Can he protect you?” Arnold sneered disdainfully, “He’s just a mayor for now, but in a couple of years, he won’t be. The one who can truly protect you is…”

He drew out his words, finally giving up. “Forget it.”

Just then, Josie’s phone chimed. It was a message from Charles confirming that everything had been arranged. They were to meet the day after tomorrow for two hours.

She handed it over to Arnold, her thoughts drifting until she broke into a laugh. “I’m quite curious. How are you going to pull off dressing as a woman?”

Arnold glanced around, a plan forming in his mind. “Want to know?”

She remained silent.

Come with

standing in the same spot, her skirt

waved at her and quickly drove

night, Dexter was still awake. He sat on the

sound, he didn’t lift his

smoothly with Laura and Charles. The meeting is set for the day after tomorrow. We’ll have two hours.” Josie quickly stepped forward, not understanding. “Will Arnold personally

“No.”

He was the one who said he wanted to meet Edward. There must be something important. He surely wouldn’t feel at ease

down on the carpet, her

her as he looked at her. “Arnold’s request has two advantages

“What?”

whether he is really in prison, and

Josie was taken aback.

he allow you access to more related benefits. This serves as both a