The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

After a busy morning, Josie stretched and looked at the time to realize it was time for lunch. Her colleagues had gone to the canteen.

“Josie, let’s have lunch together.” Alice, Josie’s colleague, called out to her.

“Coming.” Josie hummed in response and switched off her laptop.

Right when they turned a corner, an unexpected guest showed up, which caused the smile on Josie’s face to disappear at once.

“Josie.”

Jenny’s voice was indifferent so that one couldn’t tell her emotions, but Josie knew she must be up to no good to come and find her in the office at this hour.

Josie asked Alice to go ahead first while she and Jenny went to the balcony.

“What is it?” Josie asked directly.

Jenny blurted mercilessly, “Don’t play dumb, Josie. Regarding your brother’s wedding I mentioned last time, you have to fork out the money as soon as possible.”

“I’ve told you – I have no money. There’s nothing I can do to help.”

“Josie, don’t force me to cross the line. If you wish to continue working here peacefully, you better give me the money. Otherwise, you shall bear the consequence.” Jenny threatened coldly.

you’ve gotten married, the in-laws should more or less give some betrothal gifts. I’m not asking for much – ten thousand. As long as

enough.” Josie retorted. “No matter what you do, my reply is the same – I have no

that, Josie turned and left, leaving Jenny, who stood stiffened at the spot. Her chest was heaving.

well, Josie. Don’t

Josie.” Jenny scoffed with a

know that a figure walked out slowly from the corner right after they left. The woman wore a smirk on her face that

Josie is actually

Jenny, so she had a quick lunch and went back to

she noticed many were secretly gazing at her while

can’t believe she’s

true. This shows that she has been dating someone before this but has been pretending that

say you can’t judge the book

bother with it

Josie, I heard you’re married. Is

she was exasperated

colleagues were eavesdropping on their conversation from afar. These colleagues were all Josie’s admirers who always fawned over

a big deal to admit that

The men, who were listening attentively, were

goodness, Josie, when did that happen? Why didn’t you mention it?”

you hide it from us for such a long

was abashed. The truth was, even she had yet to recover her senses