The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

Chapter 662 The New Girl

The unexpected question caught everyone off guard.

Feeling humiliated and anxious, she hesitated for a moment before visibly flustering. “I’m his companion. he booked for the night!”

Companion? The word invoked various possibilities. Josie nodded slightly, “Oh, he’s booked a companion? I must have missed that part…”

The woman on the other end responded smugly, “Hasn’t anyone ever called you dumb, Mrs. Russell?”

“Hmm… you sound like the smarty pants here.” Josie retorted before promptly ending the call.

Two minutes later, Larry received a message on his phone, ‘Can you get someone to check on Mr. Russell’s phone?”

Larry was left perplexed, having endured a lengthy negotiation meeting only to be bombarded with an ambiguous message.

He showed his phone to Dexter, saying, “It’s a message from Mrs. Russell.”

Furrowing his brow, Dexter powered on the phone Moses recently delivered and was taken aback to find a

woman’s screensaver.

and Dexter came

for Josie’s call all night, but it never came. It turned out that

of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, typically bustling with servers and

hurriedly arrived and almost peed

of the new girls here provoked

has to dare

of Mandarin Oriental Hotel, had gradually distanced himself from its day-to-day management in recent years. However, it remained the most profitable company in

decided to cancel someone, it would

idly tinkering with his phone. Equipped with an automatic -recording function, he pressed a button to replay the previous

listening to it once, Dexter rewound and listened to

how men can be-they easily grow weary of things and women. If you want to maintain your status as Mrs. Russell for longer, you must be submissive and heed the advice.

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entire conversation played out for a grueling ten minutes, leaving everyone in the room holding their

ever called

this segment three times in a

but feel a surge

for trouble actively; most of the time, he couldn’t be bothered.

time.

it that answered my wife’s call

his countenance turning