The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

Chapter 668 But You Left First

“I already said no.”

Josie felt no obligations toward Morgan in any way, “You left first, so you have no right to question me.”

There was a moment of silence on the other end, and only heavy breathing could be heard.

After a while, Josie was finally released from Dexter’s grip, which had now turned cold.

She grew impatient and said, “There’s nothing left for us to talk about. Bye.”

Josie was quick and decisive, but she caught on to Morgan’s last words before hanging up, “Does Dexter know that I’m the one who taught you to play the piano?”

She observed Dexter standing tall in the chilly wind, still bogged down with the phone call.

Dexter had no inkling of the situation, and she wondered how furious he would be if he learned the truth.

She walked up to him and heard Dexter say to the other end of the phone, “Keep an eye on it, and make sure there are no mistakes.”

As the call ended, he turned around, and his cold expression hadn’t yet softened when he met Josie’s innocent face. Both froze for a moment.

prepared words momentarily choked up, “What’s going on? You

tone visibly softened, “Just

slightly nodded, choosing

her closer. She glanced at him, wanting to say

waited expectantly for

demeanor, Josie deduced that he must be under immense work pressure. Suppressing her urge, she shook her head and said, “It’s okay. It’s getting too chilly out here;

Dexter let it slide.

to explain everything to Dexter when

drew near, Paul grew restless at Mason Garden and expressed his desire to go for a walk. Josie had to accompany him to the supermarket to buy ingredients for the

“Will Mr. Russell’s grandfather join us on

given his old age and frailty, I thought it would be more comfortable to

to

“You’re the most accommodating and

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think so?” Paul chuckled, and they both

atmosphere, Josie brought up a more serious

question, Paul’s expression suddenly turned solemn. “Did

“I just opened it and took a quick look and happened to see your

finger at her, testing her, “Oh, just a