Juliette’s expression shifted to one of concern upon noticing Josie’s lackluster complexion, prompting her to inquire, “Everything all right with you?”

“I’m fine,” she managed to respond.

Thalia, adept at navigating the nuances of her high-level position, subtly sensed the tension, offering guidance with, “Miss, please allow me to show you to the restroom this way.”

For Josie, this felt like a timely rescue.

Her feelings toward Juliette were complicated, a mix of transparency and concealed emotions. There was nothing ostensibly secretive about their relationship, yet the undercurrents were complex.

Moreover, Josie couldn’t ignore the apparent affection Juliette harbored for Dexter, making her feel somewhat intrusive as Dexter’s ex-wife.

Once inside the solitude of the restroom, Josie hastily splashed her face with water, seeking clarity among the whirlwind of thoughts.

Thalia, lingering nearby, hesitated before confirming, “Ms. Warren, right? I hope I’m not mistaken.”

smile, albeit strained, and complimented, “Indeed, you’re quite astute. Dexter sure has an eye

apology. “Actually, I was chosen by Mr. Peeple and haven’t had the opportunity to speak with

did you recognize me then?”

with it. It’s quite a surprise to see you here, just like the stories predicted-Mr. Russell’s great search ending

a bit much to

but probe, “What do people usually say

as Thalia hesitated to

won’t

kind… You were described as cunning, a disaster, and someone who could

descriptions weren’t flattering, prompting Josie to ask, “Isn’t there anything

were often lauded as a formidable woman, credited with securing Mr. Russell’s chairman position through your sheer effort. Without you, the Russell legacy

of validation to Josie, who nodded in agreement. “There’s some

sparkling with curiosity, asked, “Why aren’t you going in? Mr. Russell would

message popped up:

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