The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

Chapter 406 Don’t Disappoint Me

Josie put her hands into her pockets and smiled lightly. “I’m leaving.”

The man in a cotton shirt put his hands behind his back as he stood on the patio. He watched Josie’s car drive further away, and his loving gaze disappeared when the car vanished from view. He became the aloof Dexter Russell again.

He sat at the dining table and continued eating his unfinished breakfast calmly. He asked his secretary on the phone, “What’s the schedule for this morning?”

“You have to participate in a meeting regarding the list of board members of the newly listed company on the market under Russell Group. You must also find the time to meet the intellectual property rights president.”

“Push everything to the afternoon.”

“Alright.”

Carter Group’s competitive bidding was held in the morning on the tenth floor of a particular hotel.

Josie was attending on behalf of Carter Group. While waiting, she received a call.

was from Summer. “I heard

spread fast. Josie kept calm. “I didn’t think you would be so concerned about my father, Ms. Olsen. He did wake

her end. “News about Dex going to

does, he will rush us to have a wedding.”

sneered. “But since your father is awake, you no longer have to rely on Dex. Isn’t it the right time to free yourself? Don’t tell me you’re

tightly. After a moment, she said, “Guess where

and didn’t

a competitive bidding

relationship. She was helping Arnold and competing against Dexter. Summer was intelligent

me. Otherwise, I might do

a cold sweat when

but she didn’t dare to relax. Dexter was too fickle, Arnold was too siy, and Summer was untrustworthy. None of them could guarantee her safety. She had

surrounded by French windows. As Dexter stood outside, he could easily see Josie’s actions. He was pleased as

group of people were curious and wanted to watch him, so it caused a ruckus. Dexter’s secretary stopped them. “Mr. Russell is busy. Please don’t leave a bad impression on

Josie’s turn to speak, she walked on stage and handed in her tender document before giving an account of Carter Group’s stand. She spoke eloquently and acted appropriately. Those who didn’t