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

After everyone had left, Josie was somewhat Iritated. “You’re going to spoil her with your behavior. Nice drawing? Grape merely doodled. How could they possibly take them away for collection? It’s too absurd.

Dexter was still admiring the painting. “It’s indeed well-drawn, truly a display of talent.”

“Dexter!”

Only then did Dexter raise his head. “Do you think I was indulging Grape? In fact, she was the one who came to our rescue.”

His tone was laden with profound implications, which took Josie by surprise. “If they want me to leave, I can leave. There’s no need for us to live together.”

She spoke lightly, yet the chill in Dexter’s heart intensified. “I told you. You must stay with me for at least these hundred days.”

Josie didn’t respond.

She couldn’t be bothered to argue with him. He sat in the doctor’s seat from earlier and seriously asked again, “I remember before I left, your health was perfectly fine. Why has it become like this now? That doctor said-”

She had a serious look on her face, which left Dexter utterly captivated. He chuckled and asked, “Do you believe that longing can make one sick?”

Josie could bear no more. She reached out his hand. “Dexter!”

gently captured her delicate fingers. “Hands meant for designing should not

let go

still remained on the table. Josie felt an unexpected pang of sympathy. For a moment, she didn’t resist. “Dexter, as the ancients

quite unusually,

the next moment, he swiftly grasped Josie’s wrist, leading her into the master bedroom. The door was then closed behind

led away by the

doing!” Josie was pinned against the

head rested against her neck as he softly said, “There are too

Josie’s body completely stiffened.

reasonable, always doing as he

to

for a long time before she

intensified as if he wanted to meld her into his very bones and blood. “Jo, I’ve missed you greatly. Every

her head back to wipe it away, and in the end, she still pushed Dexter away, saying, “Grape is

Subconsciously, he reached out, holding her back in place.