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

Josie clicked her tongue. “It’s none of your business.”

Arnold’s gaze fell on her phone. “Did you tip off Dexter?”

His guess hit the mark, causing Josie’s spine to stiffen. However, she quickly responded, “You’re overthinking things.”

“The information isn’t accurate enough. I can tell you more. Mr. Vipera is planning to transport a batch of goods out of the state at the end of the month. The police want to seize this opportunity to apprehend him. As for the route map, I have a copy here as well.” Arnold spoke slowly and deliberately, causing Josie’s back to break out in a cold sweat. She had no idea why he was telling her this.

“You telling me all this means it isn’t part of the original plan.”

“It is the original plan.” Arnold curled his lips, his large hand resting on the back of her head, forcing her closer to him. “Go tell Dexter. He can surely come up with a solution. But if you do this, I won’t provide your father’s medicine anymore.”

Josie trembled slightly. “You’re testing me.”

“It’s just an entrance examination. Jo, you’ve never shown loyalty to me.”

The two exchanged glances. Josie’s brows furrowed. “Lapdog.”

Arnold wasn’t angry.

too late to turn back now. I

that Arnold couldn’t help but laugh upon hearing it. He lightly tapped his fingers and said, “The day you can take ten years off my sentence

was almost like a

mind raced. “If you don’t give me the medicine, your father’s illness will also worsen, and you won’t

I can’t see him? At least he’s still alive. But if I don’t

She shook her head. Facing this nearly unsolvable problem, she was unsure of how to choose. “If Dexter doesn’t

to you, then.” Arnold took a deep breath and smiled. “You’re quite close with the police, aren’t you? Think of a way

tremble. “You think of

pockets, and was about to say something when Josie’s

be something going on

Arnold a glare, collected herself, and answered the phone. “What’s

guys all day. She’s crying non-stop.” Justin was quite helpless. Taking care of a child was not

“Hand her the phone.”