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

“It could be set aside.”

At this point in the conversation, Josie was left speechless. Even for her, Wavery, with its friends and colleagues, not to mention the familiar sense of belonging, was indeed a better place.

Yet, she was unwilling to admit it.

Dexter didn’t wait for her response. Hearing her slightly hurried breath on the other end, he said, “All reasons lead back to you being here.”

He also knew that Wavery was the perfect place for her, which was why he returned.

Holding her phone, her palm began to sweat. Josie gave a soft scoff, and without thinking, she said, “You’re too opinionated.”

After Dexter heard that, he let it pass, asking. “Don’t you have anything you want to say to me?”

As they chatted, it occurred to Josie that she had to inform him about the situation in Wavery. She briefly described the Olsen family’s attitude toward her and the prejudices she faced within their social circle. “As for the police, it seems they plan to keep the matter about Arnold under wraps. You should be aware of this, so I won’t elaborate further.”

Dexter paused thoughtfully, then suddenly asked, “Has Laura returned?”

A few hours ago. The itinerary should have been

for a moment. Josie asked, “When can I see

Does Mark know

asking you? You took it upon yourself to reveal

that Dexter was involved

didn’t deny it. “I’m sorry. I

there was a high chance that he

sigh. “I didn’t mention anything

“Me neither.”

wished. It would be somewhat troublesome. “Please, take good care of Grape for me. As soon as I leave the

Dexter’s hands, and she was finally at

afraid it won’t work. You’d

furrowed her

she stayed just as long. Now that you’re back, she’s followed suit. Leaving aside whether these are mere coincidences, consider this. Every time you’ve faced danger, she’s been present. Does that seem logical

she thought about it, something seemed off. Two years had passed, and her understanding of Laura was no longer what it used to be.