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

On the day of the prison visit, Scott relayed a message, “It’s summer. She didn’t bring anything.”

During the two-hour visitation period, they chatted about everyday matters, discussing the changes that had occurred over the past two years, as well as Arnold’s still unknown whereabouts. Edward had aged significantly and remained silent upon hearing this news.

Summer had Edward sign a document for her that would at least secure her standing in the Olsen family.

As she was leaving, she said, “Please take good care of yourself. I owe today’s opportunity to meet you entirely to my sister. If you have time, please pray for her often.”

Edward was a religious man.

Upon hearing this, Edward asked, “Which sister are you referring to?”

“Josie. She’s my sister.”

After that, Scott had conveyed the general idea, leaving Josie somewhat perplexed. “Since Summer has met Edward, Arnold will start to believe me. But why did she deliberately leak my information?”

In prison, Edward was unable to do anything. Dexter seemed lost in thought. He then asked Scott, “Has Charles returned to Wavery?”

“The plane that departed two hours ago should have arrived by now.”

glanced at the time. “When did Summer

about two hours. Gathering information takes

go

to Arnold. We couldn’t find out who she had been in contact with. They were

clearly, and he furrowed his brows slightly.

“What does that

to explain. In less than half an hour,

Charles returned to his office than representatives from the prosecution division arrived, initiating

a single move could set off a chain

to Dexter’s phone

“Why has this happened? On the surface, everything was clearly

managed to sit in this position most often did so by pulling off vicious moves.

“But as for Charles…”

the Russell family.” Dexter’s gaze was focused. “Edward, who no one has been able to visit in prison for two years, suddenly has this privilege. Naturally, they

am the bait. So Arnold didn’t really