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

Everyone gasped.

As it turned out, the drama that unfolded was nothing short of a false accusation. The mere thought of how Josie might have navigated her way out of this convoluted mess had Claudia not made her timely entrance was beyond anyone’s imagination.

“How malicious…”

Gradually, Josie began to piece everything together, standing up more confidently as she did so. It became evident to her that Ava was acting out of a desperate attempt to protect someone at all costs. Prodding for more information from Ava seemed futile.

Josie’s gaze settled on Bethany, noting the worry that was deeply etched into her face. In that moment, clarity dawned upon her.

Claudia said, “Bethany, this unfortunate incident occurred under your watch. Don’t you reckon my daughter is owed a thorough explanation?”

Bethany’s expression was laden with regret as she continuously nodded in acknowledgment. “It truly is our oversight that such a remarkably talented individual had to face this level of public humiliation. Henceforth, in any similar scenarios, and this includes but is not limited to upscale venues, Ava will find herself permanently banned from every establishment within Wavery!”

Upon digesting these words, Ava instinctively recoiled, visibly taken aback.

For a woman of her elevated social standing, this decree served as a harsh reprimand, akin to a bolt of lightning on a clear day. Moving forward, her access to mingle within such esteemed circles would be unequivocally severed!

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query, Josie exchanged a brief look with Claudia

out,”

under their charge. She was visibly pale, her eyes darting desperately around the room and

the turmoil, she remained silent about the identity of her

the crowd began to disperse, Claudia escorted Josie away from the rooftop scerie. Claudia’s simple attire and minimalistic makeup did

behind Claudia, their connection seamless, reflecting a natural bond that

step until they reached the hotel’s entrance. Parked along the roadside were two vehicles, one

troubled. He played an instrumental role in aiding

acknowledged Vivian, “Give me ten

promptly made her way

the car, her phone emitted a timely buzz. She quickly muted it and looked up, locking

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loose strands of hair from her forehead. “It looks like everything has settled down now,” he remarked, his

instinctively retract a bit. “How come you’re here with