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

Dexter had an engagement at noon, at a shooting range. When Juliette arrived, he had just finished his round.

Josie followed closely behind Juliette. Lifting her gaze, she saw that he had hit the bullseye.

She knew that Dexter was also a master archer. However, that day’s social engagement required him to showcase these skills, sending a clear message that he was not someone to be trifled with.

“Dexter!”

Juliette was observant. After a few rounds of drinks, she waited until the conversation at the table had mostly subsided before she approached.

Dressed in a business suit, Dexter presented an impressive figure. He squinted his eyes, looking back over his shoulder.

Juliette greeted everyone with a smile before apologizing, “I’m sorry for the interruption at such a joyous time. I wouldn’t have bothered if I wasn’t genuinely concerned about Dexter’s health. Please forgive me. I’ll punish myself with three drinks.”

Her words flowed effortlessly, leaving no room for criticism.

The business owners present scrutinized Dexter’s expression, and upon confirming that he indeed knew Juliette, they quickly gestured for the waiter to add more seats.

Josie wished she could dig a hole and

on Josie.

you. Alice has always spoken highly of you. I hope

looked up to meet Dexter’s leisurely gaze. Teasingly, he asked, “Has she spoken highly of

verge of bursting into

fearful of being exposed, ultimately held back. She reached out her hand and said, “Nice

even greater honor for me to meet you.” Dexter’s voice resonated with

imperceptible. Only Josie could feel it. When he pulled back his hand, he gave hers a firm

wine, and Juliette was about to pour it when Dexter stopped her. “There’s no need for drinks. What did you

deep bond between the two. Once the meal was over, they knew when to take

chuckled softly, lowering her head to open the food container. “Did you forget? I mentioned before that I would deliver your daily herbal tonics.

idly fiddling with the corner of her

assistant. There’s no need for further deliveries,” he

out the food. “Given your discerning palate, I figured the initial dish might not be to your liking. So, I’ve specially prepared another one for you. Give it a