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

Josie nodded gently. “I know. Thank you for liking me.”

The boy was instantly exhilarated, his face lighting up with excitement. “Can I take a picture with you, miss? I’ve been a fan of yours since your first work in Sumanthova. I never thought I’d meet you here.”

Josie’s lips curved into a smile. “Are you also a designer now?”

“Yes. You are my goal.”

Josie chuckled. “Come on, then.”

She subtly shifted her body, positioning herself beside the boy. She watched as he raised his phone, his other hand resting lightly on her waist as he smiled at the camera.

He was overjoyed to have gotten a picture with her, bowing and thanking her repeatedly.

Following such a turn of events, Josie’s mood significantly improved, the gloom from Shirley making things difficult for her earlier all but gone.

“Why did you take so long?” Laura, standing below the stage, asked with a laugh.

into a

that. Laura patted her on the shoulder. “They’ve already started on the stage, Maestro.

taken seriously, but one

Josie suddenly noticed two slightly older elders in the center of the stage, who appeared calm and composed.

industry. They haven’t produced much work in recent years, merely making appearances occasionally to mingle with the public. Oh yes, they’re Shirley’s aunt and uncle. So, I

she was one-sidedly putting

giving it some thought, Josie recalled that there were indeed two experts with the family name of Ross in Wavery. Unexpectedly, they turned out

cocktail party is hosted

“You can say so.”

on Josie’s face even as she frowned at Laura. “Your capacity for tolerance is downright

were to learn that even the legitimate wife is here, they’d undoubtedly be beyond proud. No wonder Shirley was so arrogant

snickered. “In this social circle, there’s no such thing as the other woman. There

such an

stage was none other than Shirley, who brimmed with enthusiasm. “How about this? To make this more interesting, let’s

had she finished speaking than her gaze fell upon