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

The project that the Olsen family and Witherspoon Group collaborated on was named Serenity Project.

The project team had heard rumors of a new partner. Everyone had speculated it would be Laura, who had long held power in the Olsen family. However, when Josie arrived, they couldn’t help but feel a moment of disappointment.

Everyone looked at each other, bewildered. They didn’t recognize her. After all, she was a new face in the industry.

Juliette was dressed in professional office attire, and she had proper makeup on. With a smile, she said, “As you all know, Serenity Project is our first major project ever since we entered Wavery. We are fortunate enough to collaborate with the largest real estate merchant in Wavery, the Olsen family. This is their appointed representative, Josie Warren. She is a renowned architect, both domestically and internationally. Let’s give her a warm welcome!”

Applause echoed within the office, yet it was clear that confusion was present. Renowned both domestically and internationally? How have we never heard of her, then?

Josie gave a slight bow. “Hello everyone, my name is Josie Warren, but you can also call me Alice.” She then turned around and used a marker to write on the whiteboard: Alice.

“Alice? Sumanthova’s…” Everyone exchanged glances, momentarily unable to pinpoint what was amiss..

Josie exchanged a glance with Juliette and said, “That’s right, I am the Alice you know of. I appreciate your future care.”

The moment she extended her hand, the office erupted into a frenzy.

It’s

bigwig down here mingling with us common folks

to see Alice’s true face in my

lips. “I revealed my identity because I consider everyone here as my own. But

the employees nodded in agreement, one

joining the project team,

was due to her outstanding abilities. She was concise and efficient, and

a regular job, Josie was suddenly thrust into a nine-to-five routine. She found

fact, she didn’t even see Mark and

Olsen Residence at ten o’clock, and not a soul was in sight.

night, the housekeeper said softly, “Mrs. Olsen is very fond

a bite of the dish, Josie’s mouth was filled with a bitter taste.

then under the care of. the Olsen family. In return, she

did not respond to any of

a workaholic, and throughout the meal, she would inevitably talk about work. Josie would often sigh and find Juliette’s commitment to her work rather