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

Josie was puzzled. “Me?”

It seemed that Ava had recognized Josie, too. Her finger hovered in the air for a moment before she pointed at the latter. “You are… Josie! We’ve met before!”

Josie felt a pang of regret for not wearing a mask when she left the house. It wasn’t that she was afraid of Ava, but she just wanted to avoid unnecessary trouble.

She feigned ignorance. “Have we met before?”

“Stop pretending! It was you who set me up all those years ago, causing Zach to break up with me!” Ava became even more agitated. “What’s the matter? After tarnishing your reputation and fleeing to a distant place, you’ve realized that only Wavery can accommodate you, so you want to come back to make a fortune?”

As if she had found some newfound confidence, Ava arrogantly mocked Mallory, “You call me a gold digger, but I’m afraid you can’t compare to your friend here. Everyone in Wavery knows that Josie is the biggest scheming gold digger!”

Mallory lost her composure as Josie was dragged into the conversation. “Could you repeat that?”

one thing clear. Your breakup with Zach has nothing to

to catch her breath. Ava stuttered but ultimately couldn’t form a complete sentence in

you know. Since you didn’t want to break up with him, did you aim to replace the position of his wife? You seem quite fixated on being the

giving Josie a thumbs up in

sarcastically, “If I’m the third party, what does that make you? At least I’m better off than you. You’re unable to return home, and your status is stolen. As weak and fragile as you are, you’re hardly fit

of that year. Even though Josie had reclaimed what was rightfully hers in the

smile at the corner of Josie’s mouth slightly faded. Clearly, she had taken

Mallory was about to speak up,

you said, Zach is still married. The Olsen family’s assets are mostly under Laura’s control. You’re

anger,

him, momentarily at a loss for

the competition. She took her friend