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

Upon returning to her residence, Josie hadn’t anticipated encountering Zach in the courtyard.

Leaning against the magnolia tree, he idly scrolled through his phone, bored. Upon hearing footsteps, he glanced up abruptly.

“You’ve got some nerve showing your face here,” Zach remarked bluntly.

Josie turned to face him, closing the distance between them with deliberate steps. “This is my home. Leave.”

Her assertion carried an undertone of authority, and Zach immediately bristled. His agitation palpable, he retorted, “Yours? I’ve lived here for over twenty years. Who do you think you are?”

Josie’s patience wore thin. “When I resided here, you weren’t even born.”

Zach lost it and lunged forward, seizing her by the throat, his anger evident in his clenched teeth. “If you dare to stay,” he threatened, “I’ll show you the consequences of messing with a local!”

Josie felt a twinge of discomfort, but she refused to let it surface. Instead, she offered a smile. “Zach, you haven’t changed a bit in these two years.”

Zach remained silent.

stayed at your place for a few days, and you’re already so worked up. Aren’t you

kill her on the spot. “You think you’re high and mighty, don’t you? Why don’t you

fingers one by one. “But seeing you in this state now, I find it rather amusing. Suddenly, I don’t feel like leaving

voice cracked with

toward the

troubled as she glanced at

for his anger, Zach kicked the tree trunk forcefully before storming off, consumed

time -already eight in the morning. Grape should be awake by now. She dialed Justin’s number,

Is he still asleep?

sense of foreboding, though she couldn’t quite explain why.

affairs, she hoped he would return home

to the east of Rivodia, a group of individuals stood in disciplined formation, each gripping

the distance, a pack of hungry wolves prowled, their

stood in the formation.

a predicament-they had to confront