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

“I’ve had the opportunity to work with her father in the past and met her on several occasions. Despite her youth, she showcased insightful ideas that truly made her stand out as someone to collaborate with.”

Josie was eager to share everything she knew about Juliette in a single breath.

Previously, Josie might have outright declined, but something within her hesitated this time around.

Spotting her hesitation, Laura interjected, suggesting they reconsider, “Let’s hold off on that. Jo has just gotten back and isn’t yet acclimated to the business industry here. I’ve been deeply involved in this project for several months now; it would make more sense for me to continue leading it.”

“She needs the practice, after all.”

“But-“

“I’d like to take it on,” Josie interjected, silencing the room. “I had already made a commitment to guide her. We can sort out who will ultimately lead the project later on.”

Mark, elated by her willingness, nodded so vigorously his leg nearly turned a shade of purple from all the enthusiastic tapping.

Josie’s decision. Laura, caught off guard,

you can transfer all the related documents to her. I’m assigning you to head a more

a wry smile. “No objections here. It was originally

not escape Claudia, who cast her

and taking over your project upon my return. It wasn’t intentional. This project just aligns so well with

there were underlying reasons, such

scornful laugh. “Why the apology? Eventually, everything in the Olsen family will be yours. For years,

with guilt. “Perhaps… now you’re in a position to act

shook her head, offering no further

city had changed in her absence. Preparing

the sea. Josie personally arranged for a

shorts, her hair tied back in a high ponytail and adorned

are you just standing there watching me? Aren’t