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

Upon seeing that Josie was unharmed, Laura felt relieved. As she was about to leave, Josie suddenly called out to her, “Wait.”

“What is it?”

Josie narrowed her eyes, and to her surprise, she saw a striking red mark on the fair nape of Laura’s neck, which was now turning into a bruise. She touched it lightly and asked, “What is this? Did Zach hit you again?”

Almost reflexively, Laura covered her neck and said, “No. I accidentally bumped into something.”

Josie raised an eyebrow. “It’s not easy to bump into something here, right?” She was still worried. “Don’t be afraid. Tell me, who hit you?”

Laura was clearly flustered. She held Josie’s hand. “No, really, I just bumped into something.”

Josie locked eyes with her, attempting to discern something amiss, yet all she found in her gaze was tranquility and composure.

She withdrew her hand. “If there’s anything, you must tell me.”

Laura smiled in relief. “Being a mother is not easy, huh? When will I get to meet the child? I should present the child with a gift.”

curved her lips. “When

moment Laura turned around, her smile completely faded. Her expression became slightly contorted as she pressed her hand

Josie take out her phone. To her surprise, she saw a

Laura was getting into the car, a voice rang out. “You’ve been gone for so long.

the woman in the back seat. “You fool, you’re utterly brainless!

out of your mind? Why

to her. She simply pressed down on the accelerator and drove

down the country club, and

to release her pent-up frustration. She remembered the previous night

held a pitch- black whip, steadily advancing toward her step

who ordered Rachel to

“You

man roughly lifted her chin, his grip incredibly strong. “Have I not told you before? I detest women who are too

said truthfully, “It wasn’t me.

to the extreme. Suddenly, he raised his hand, and the whip