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

Arnold rushed to the scene at once. He radiated an aggressive aura. Then, he saw Josie holding Josephine hostage and standing at the edge of the deck. They would be falling into the deep sea if they were to take another step forward.

At that moment, Josephine had completely lost her mind. “Robyn, save me!”

Arnold drew a gun, aiming it at Josie. Behind him, countless bodyguards also raised their weapons.

“Josie, let her go!”

“I’m just a woman. Is it really necessary to involve so many people, Arnold? Are you that scared?” Josie laughed, her hair dancing wildly in the wind.

Josephine’s movements noticeably paused. “What did you call him? What Arnold?”

Josie scanned the bodyguards around her, realizing that nearly the entire crew of the ship was present. She was confident that Dexter’s men could handle the escort ships nearby.

Arnold tried his best to remain calm, yet the tremor in his voice betrayed his anxiety. “I have no intention of jeopardizing your safety. Release the hostage, and once we reach the shore, I’ll let you go home.”

Josephine merely registered that Arnold hadn’t

at Arnold. “Let’s make a

gave a

to you. Here’s the

ship itself is what I’m supposed

Dexter’s help, I can guess you have a backup plan,

steady, not a hint of hesitation in his movements. He still didn’t give a direct answer. Instead, he said, “You’ve got quite the nerve. Are you courting

don’t you try, then? Let’s see if Josephine or

Josephine in her arms, who was trembling violently. “Save me. Whoever you

be fine,” he assured

Carter, but

across Arnold’s gaze. “Josie, if you die here, it means you’ll never see your daughter, your father, or even Dexter again. Is it

of her eye, lifeboats, one after another, approaching the warehouse. Dexter