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

Every word and sentence of Mark’s was a heartfelt plea from a father. Josie slowly shook her head, turning to look at Dexter. “Please take him away. We haven’t yet accepted each other. It’s premature to talk about such profound bonds.”

She was always unwilling to accept Mark, not the other way around.

Dexter supported Mark with one hand. Despite having regained his composure just moments ago, he was gradually being pushed into a corner, revealing his struggle.

He directly asked Arnold, “What do you want?”

“Let me leave the country,” answered Arnold.

“When will you release Josie?”

“Once we cross the border, I’ll naturally let her go.”

Dexter’s gaze was intense as it fell upon Josie, clearly struggling to make a decision.

Arnold was calm and composed, already holding the upper hand. “Anyway, I’ve already made a request to Mr. Dalton,” he said nonchalantly. “Perhaps in a little while, this ship will explode. If we all die together, then I won’t be at a loss.”

Dexter’s brow furrowed even more, but Mark was the first to respond, “I’ll have to assign someone to accompany you to ensure Josie’s safety.”

He leisurely asked, “What’s the matter, Dexter? Can’t you make a choice

what he was thinking. Arnold’s promise to release the captive was far

at him. “Dexter, you wanted to reconcile

quivered,

choices. If you take Mark away, I might consider reconciling with you.” That statement

its meaning, but he also understood her plea. However, making a real

his cell phone. Uncertain if he was trying to escape the difficult decision at hand, he pulled it

the voice of Wayne. “Mr. Russell, it’s time

the wind, offering

reach you, so he went to great lengths

he subtly turned his body to the side. “What are you

just want to warn you that if you don’t

to bear revealing even a hint of his thoughts for fear that

he pursed his

hanging up the phone, Arnold chuckled. “Have you

at Arnold. “If you dare