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

Every time he lent a hand, it was in anticipation of a return, sooner or later. Josie rose from her seat and headed out, mentioning that she was going to the restroom.

Justin stood guard outside the door, appearing extremely dedicated. Josie finally understood. There was no danger at all in today’s outing. Dexter had simply brought her out for a breath of fresh air.

“You really intended to work for Dexter.”

Justin replied rather haughtily, “Of course not.”

“So, what is this you’re doing…”

“Just getting a head start on adjusting to the work.”

No matter what job it was, in the end, it was all about serving Dexter. Josie didn’t point this out, instead, she told him she was going to the restroom and would be back shortly.

What they all failed to notice was that around the corner, someone’s footsteps had abruptly halted. A woman, dressed in vibrant attire, had her hands crossed and was intently fixated on the charming figure ahead.

“Who was that?”

asking him. “Ms. Strauss, I can’t see the

her face,” Rachel muttered to herself.

downstairs and call for three, no, make it five security

“Okay.”

occupied. As Josie passed by, she observed carefully. Upon reaching the

time, so she didn’t pay attention to all

Josie’s side profile, one of the guards recognized her. “She’s been here before, causing quite a commotion in Mr.

So, Arnold had indeed

Mr.

guards, clutching a baton in his hand, hesitated. “Should we

even more furious. She was practically gritting her teeth, her voice icy cold. “Who’s the boss here,

hour, the women’s restroom wasn’t crowded. Josie walked out from it, and just as she turned the corner,

echoed through the corridor, piercing into Justin’s ears. He reacted instantly, knocking on the compartment door before striding toward the women’s restroom. His leg injury

saw the back of Justin and realized something was wrong. His face was gloomy as he