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

Dexter was watching her.

In the end, Josie came clean, “What Arnold meant was he will no longer provide me with medicine if you make a move.”

Upon understanding, Dexter slightly bowed his body, filling up the glass with wine as he asked, “Knowing I would make a move, why did you still tell me?”

Even Josie herself didn’t know how to respond. Indeed, she could act as a double agent, secretly serving Arnold while keeping Dexter in the dark. This way, the chances of obtaining the medicine would have been greater.

“Those goods are likely to devastate countless families. I didn’t want to see that happen. If Paul were awake, he wouldn’t have let me do this either,” Josie responded earnestly.

It was not so much about being noble. Since her family had fallen apart, she simply felt that she shouldn’t ignore someone in need for her own benefit.

There was admiration in Dexter’s tone as he asked, “Have you ever thought about why those higher-ups would reveal their plans in front of Arnold? Haven’t they ever doubted this apparent ‘Robyn’?”

Upon hearing this, Josie was taken aback. It was indeed strange. Wavery held Arnold in high regard, so it was impossible that they hadn’t given him a heads up in advance.

“Why? Are you suggesting that there are moles among the higher-ups, deliberately leaking information about Vipera, to put it on alert?”

Dexter took a sip of his wine and said, “It’s too early to draw conclusions now.”

you take action,

fact, the dilemma had now fallen squarely on Dexter. Once he made a move, Josie

move?” he asked all of a sudden, his eyes bright after having

furrowed her brows, momentarily at a loss.

is

met, she realized what he meant. “I’ll

tilted his head back to finish his drink, gently placing the empty glass on the table as he said, “The specifics need

deciding that the conversation should end here. However, as she turned to leave, she suddenly stopped and

action of pouring the wine also came to a halt,

sent your own birth mother to

sympathy. The veins on the back of

insisted that we go in to find out what was happening,” Josie answered

she continued, “I’ve said it before, you really didn’t have to go to such lengths for me. But since things have already been set in stone, I figured

discuss it after the contract ended in a hundred days, but now she

concern deepening at her latter words. “Why bring this