The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

Chapter 320 Bankruptcy

Alice saw Josie’s aloofness after hanging up and complimented her non-stop. “Jo, you’re brilliant. You won Interior Design Awards’ first prize at only twenty-three years old! Do you know what this means?*

“My goodness. Why isn’t Laura here? I need to make her regret looking down on you!“

Winning the prize was an incredible achievement for a twenty-three-year-old woman. One should know that the youngest winner was twenty-eight before Josie broke the record.

As the winner, she would become the new standard in the design industry for the following year.

“Say something? Are you in shock?” Alice tugged Josie’s arm.

Josie glanced at the anticipating crowd and said calmly, “Let’s continue with the meeting.”

“Huh.”

“D”mn, why is she acting like she’s better than everyone.”

Josie did not have the mind to care about the whisperings around her. Her mind was preoccupied with what the committee had told her on the phone. After telling her about her winning, they added. “We have blacklisted Claire from the competition for life for committing slander and plagiarizing your work. The -whole industry will soon boycott her, so don’t worry.”

Such swift action could only mean a certain someone had a hand in this.

that Claire was not the instigator. Instead, the real culprit was Laura, who won

she could

stopped Alice and asked,

arranged to be late and skip work together. The

“Something happened recently,

her for three years while

are unreliable, so one might as well depend on oneself. Moreover, one

my boss. He can fire me

company doesn’t

his cruel words to her. She could not yet hand in the divorce agreement for her

Josie hailed a taxi to bring her somewhere. She instructed the taxi driver to send her to the house Dexter had brought her to apologize to Laura. She believed it

to visit there

greet her. Instead, she saw

asked, “Sir, what

looked at her vigilantly. “What’s your relationship with the people in

Josie answered tentatively. “Employer.

How can they be an employer?”

Josie widened her

these people were creditors who came to demand