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

Josie had stayed up late, which resulted in her waking up the next day to find Mark and Claudia already seated at the dining table. Of course, there was also Zach.

No one knew what had gotten into him, but after Josie returned, he never left the Olsen residence. No one had touched the food on the dining table. Josie stepped forward and said, “I’m sorry. I overslept.”

Zach looked at her, his face filled with dissatisfaction. “You really think very highly of yourself, don’t you?”

With a sharp glance, Mark said, “Eat up. Weren’t you just complaining about being hungry? Maybe that will finally keep your mouth shut!”

With a stern look, Zach glared at Josie, reluctantly picking up his knife and fork to stuff food into his mouth.

Understanding dawned on Josie. She said softly, “Actually, you don’t have to wait for me to start eating. You’re my elders. It’s not customary.”

“We weren’t waiting!” Mark said with a smile. “I’m not that hungry. I like to read the newspaper before I eat, only then do I start my meal.”

Claudia reached out, serving Josie a bowl of honey oatmeal, gently placing it in front of her. “Were you out last night?”

“Yes. I went to watch the competition with some friends.”

“I had instructed the housekeeper to leave the door open for you. I hope it didn’t cause you any inconvenience.”

of herself from the past. However, Josie could no longer reclaim the

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simply nodded

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gently interrupted, “I can

that she was not a

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set down the spoon he was holding. “So you need to go to the hospital? I’ll

an eyebrow. “How dare I trouble you with

day that he definitely

trouble. Stay put. Laura called me yesterday. She’ll be

whenever Laura was mentioned, Zach seemed like a startled

was nothing more than a coward, ferocious in appearance, but

if everything is fine, could you deliver a set of documents for me? It’s on your way, and I don’t trust anyone

“Dad-“

hand, Mark halted the conversation, his gaze fixed on Josie, dispelling her doubts. “It’s nothing secretive,” he