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

Arnold was seated in the main seat, with a strikingly gorgeous yet decadent woman nestled by his side. The woman was none other than Summer.

She was pouring the wine from the bottle directly into her mouth.

Josie walked in, silencing the blaring music with a press of a button. Instantly, the private room fell into a hush, and all eyes were on her.

Arnold finally looked up, scrutinizing Josie’s overly plain attire. “What are you doing? The medicine I gave you can still be taken for a few more days.”

Josie shook her head. “I’m not looking for you.”

She then pointed at Summer and said, “I’m here for her.”

Summer finally seemed to snap back to reality, her face full of disdain. Seeing Josie didn’t surprise her at all. “You… Oh! Josie… Wait, no. It’s Liana. Do you need something from me?”

Josie grabbed Summer’s wrist and pulled her straight out, ignoring the clamor in the private room.

Summer felt weak and limp, leaning against the wall. “What do you want? If you have something to say, just say it. I’m annoyed just by seeing you.”

“Do you think I wanted to see you?” Josie got straight to the point. “What did you say to Edward when you met him today?”

came to me to ask about that? Summer scoffed and said, “You’re using my reputation to get things done. Of course,

heavens, thriving wherever you go.” Josie moved closer to Summer. “But I have a question. How long can one truly prosper by using their charms

to be like you, to have a reputable name, to have a man who loves me. But ask

Summer pushed her away. “I didn’t

expected you to still be with

her deceased husband. If the media were to capture this, they would

the slightest. “Josie, you should know where

so angry that her whole body was trembling. Summer took a puff of

quite a bit of authority, allowing you to speak like

casually played with her

subordinate emerged from the private room, respectfully holding

more before she turned on her heel and walked away. Watching the figure recede, it was

expression, he couldn’t help but laugh. “What’s the matter? Care to come in for

him, and swiftly, she raised her hand to deliver a

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