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

Arnold eyed Dexter’s changing expressions with suspicion. His raised hand not hastily lowered, he spoke loudly. “Did you hear that, Josie? This man before you, he’s not worth bearing children for. I told you long ago that he’s devoid of emotions.”

The spark that had ignited in Josie’s eyes seemed to gradually extinguish after hearing Dexter’s words. She whispered softly, “I knew it all along.”

“Tell me where the money is, and I’ll handle him for you,” Arnold said as he looked at her.

That was a classic case of sowing discord, but Josie was not easily fooled. “We’re all tarred with the same brush. I’d rather you kill me than succumb to your games.”

Both were stubborn individuals. Arnold, gun in hand, aimed at Dexter. “Think about all the hardships you’ve endured. Are you sure you don’t want him dead?”

The cell phone in his pocket vibrated incessantly. He answered it, and Wayne’s voice came through. “Put away your delusions. Dexter can’t die right now.”

Arnold didn’t respond. He simply hung up the phone.

He turned to the unwavering man before him and said, “Think it through. This woman is the mother of your child. If she dies, your child might resent you for the rest of their life. Do you really want her to die?”

The water rippled gently.

rush to respond.

Arnold saw through it

of the water valve. With a thunderous crash, in

in her eyes still shone brightly, directed toward Dexter

watched as she was slowly submerged, first

save her? She’s locked up, unable to swim her way

turmoil within the water dungeon

narrowed his eyes. “I thought you had some feelings

a man tethered by emotions. However, I didn’t expect you to be so decisive. Tell me, what other

you who gave it to her, wasn’t it? Now, it’s as if you’ve killed

with a reddish hue as he clenched the collar of his shirt. “You killed

but now that you’re here, things might

the deck. “There’s one bullet left in this gun, more than enough to kill you. Let’s see if your friends will come to