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

At six in the evening, within a certain country club in Rivodia, the place was already teeming with a steady stream of customers.

“Ms. Strauss has arrived!”

“Good evening, Ms. Strauss!”

“Ms. Strauss…”

A flamboyant woman in a long red dress, heavily made up, briskly walked down the corridor. In response to the greetings of the attendants, she merely nodded. She was smiling as she gave out instructions.

“We have important clients today, so we must ensure there’s enough wine. If it’s not sufficient, make arrangements to get some from the headquarters in advance. Also, regarding the women, we need only the best,” she said.

She was full of vitality, exuding an overwhelming aura.

“All right! We’ll do as you say, Ms. Strauss!”

The woman swayed her hips as she walked into a spacious private room. Her face was exuding an air of languidness when she said, “What time is it? You’ve called me here so early. I’ve just woken up.”

It was a woman, her voice languid. “I really envy you, still having the mood to sleep. The whole Rivodia is about to turn upside

ones to hold it up. What use would I, a woman, be?

at ease,” the woman sneered. “What if I told you that you knew the person turning Rivodia

her eyelids, finally showing

“Josie.”

opened her eyes, her

around. “It’s been almost

“No one has said anything. There’s not a single piece

that Arnold has still kept

paced anxiously around the room. “Why has she returned? Instead of going to Wavery, why come to Rivodia? I thought she would

be the one

going. I’ve put so much heart and effort into

what are you panicking

yet, has it? Have you lived in comfort for so long that you’ve forgotten everything? Have you forgotten how she humiliated you two years ago? You mustn’t be afraid. You