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

Arnold’s face was dark and gloomy. “Mr. Dalton is outside.”

The women’s restroom was situated right next to the men’s restroom. A jolt went through Josie’s heart.

From outside came the steady sound of footsteps. Josie wanted to take a look, but Arnold pulled her back. “What are you looking at?”

“I want to see if he also wears a mask outside.”

Arnold chuckled. “You’re a curious person, aren’t you?”

“I have a question for you. Does he always wear a mask when he sees you?” she asked out of genuine curiosity.

Arnold didn’t want to answer, but under her intense gaze, he had no choice but to nod. “Yeah.”

“Does he use a voice changer as well?”

“Yeah.”

“Then when was the last time you saw him?”

question caused Arnold to pause slightly. “Thanks to you,

“What

that it irked Arnold. If it weren’t for her, Rachel’s country club wouldn’t have closed down. The night he met with Wayne, he was livid. “Arnold, you’ve fallen

crossed his arms, unwilling to admit it. “My subordinates were ignorant. It wasn’t my

sat in a high position, letting out a cold laugh. “You know, the land at the Rivodia- Wavery

The leaders of Rivodia clearly promised me…” At this point, anything said would merely be an excuse. Arnold spoke halfway and then closed his mouth. “I take full responsibility

you know why Dexter suddenly became so decisive? He’s asserting his dominance, warning you not to mess with that woman! Why did you still take

to the ears. Arnold, however, remained defiant. “I’ve been contending with him

won’t repeat myself.” Wayne slammed down a cup. “Or else, get rid of

that stubborn and dissatisfied expression.

“Answer me,” she urged.

“What did you say?”

Arnold? Did Mr. Dalton tell you

was quite accurate. “I want to stay away from you more than

do it.” Josie raised an eyebrow slyly. “Tell