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

With her father under investigation, Josephine lost her usefulness. Josie disappeared, leaving Arnold with only one card left to play – Wayne and the ship.

Mark advanced, but Arnold raised his gun toward him. “My ship’s sniper isn’t just for show. Are you really not afraid?”

“Kid,” Mark began, his eyes narrowing with a sense of nostalgia. “When I was your age, I’ve been through situations far more perilous than this. And yet, I survived. What I’m facing now is child’s play in comparison.” As he spoke, his gaze subtly shifted toward the corner window, a glint of something unreadable in his eyes.

Although he had aged, his eyesight remained sharp, allowing him to gaze into a pair of eyes that mirrored his own.

The two of them exchanged glances from afar.

Josie had noticed it too, her pupils suddenly constricting. She shook her head at him, her meaning clear, “It’s too dangerous! You all need to leave!”

Despite his surprise, Mark managed to keep his composure, revealing only a slight smile and a barely perceptible shake of his head.

In a moment of distraction, no one noticed the ruthless glint that flashed across Arnold’s eyes. He aimed his gun directly at the mast of Mark’s ship and fired. The boat rocked violently, startling everyone. Without wasting a second, they shielded Mark behind them.

clutching the wobbly,

Beads of sweat trickled down his forehead, his nerves

aside if you don’t want

“Almost ten minutes have passed. Mr.

only

for him. In the past, Dexter was always the one who weighed the pros

than capable of standing up to him,”

hand, striking directly at the sniper hidden at the bow of the opposing boat.

mean I’ll let you fight with an outlaw,” Dexter said. As he finished his sentence, he fired another

lips, observing the situation. He no longer held back

of gunfire was relentless, all caution thrown to the

watching

shielded beneath

a bulletproof