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

Josephine seemed uncertain about whether to trust Arnold’s words, but nonetheless, she nestled within his embrace, seeking comfort.

Scar unable to contain his impatience, nudged Josie, signaling it was time for them to leave. “Enough gawking. Let’s go!”

Suddenly, Josie found herself being whisked into a bedroom, the door locking with a click behind her. “Hey!” she called out in protest, but Scar had already secured the door from the outside, leaving her with no choice but to stay.

Surveying her surroundings, Josie realized she was in a room far too lavish for any ordinary bodyguard. The presence of liquor on the bedside table caught her attention-it was brandy, a detail that hinted this was Arnold’s master bedroom.

The thought crossed her mind that Arnold had managed to keep a secret lover hidden in such a place.

While searching for an escape, she was startled by a pair of hands that suddenly covered her mouth from behind.

“It’s me!” a familiar voice whispered, bringing a sense of relief.

Turning around, Josie found Dexter standing there, his presence in the room as surprising as it was reassuring.

“How did you get here?” she asked, stepping back to gauge his response.

“I went on a patrol.”

“What did you find? What’s on the ship?”

he recounted the sight of an

any mishap could lead to the ship being blown up directly.

were cut off

“You…”

been here all along. How else do you think Josephine was roused from her sleep?” Dexter revealed, shedding light

revelation prompted Josie to inquire further, “Who exactly is that woman,

the daughter of the second-in-command in Rivodia. Arnold needed a reputable wife to solidify his social

Summer were

pondered what true benefit Arnold sought from

the conversation progressed, she made a connection, “The second-in-command-that was the contact you had before we boarded… So, this

with Dexter concluding, “We

is one of Mr. Dalton’s

subject of Josie’s earlier interaction with Arnold.

playing him,” Josie

accompanied by a rueful smile, was,