The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

“Hey, Pop,” Josie leaned out the door, a quizzical expression on her face. “why the sudden tantrum? Missing those spring outings, don’t you?”

The old man frowned, clearly upset. “You said you would bring me!”

She chuckled softly. “Alright, let’s do this.”

Before leaving Mason Garden with her father, Julie told Josie, “Mrs. Russell, take it easy on the road and drive carefully, okay?”

Josie nodded, her mind already concocting a plan.

Mason Garden was just a stone’s throw away from the beach, offering a laid-back and spacious atmosphere. without the usual crowds.

Josie remembered how Paul always enjoyed places buzzing with activity and people.

After contemplating, she decisively pressed the gas pedal and steered off course,

The day was an absolute beauty; the weather couldn’t be more perfect, and the sea stretched out in a mesmerizing shade of blue.

Kids were building sandcastles under their parents’ watch, and couples were unwinding by the shore. It was then that Josie realized it was the weekend.

wonder the place was swarming with

spot. He sat down and let the waves lap at his feet. A serene smile

to the beach all the time. Like those kids, you played in the sand

But as I grew older, the whole beach scene lost its

and needed

seen a beach before I brought you from Rivodia. It was a whole new experience for

about Rivodia, so she quipped, “Pop, your memories are playing tricks

give you a hard

with

own, giving it a gentle pat while

comes with its challenges. As long as you’re genuinely happy in it, I’ll be content.”

in the park, but for him. I’m ready to

playing nearby. “So, when’s the

Pop’s diving into family planning….

guard by the question; her cheeks

a new member to

on the idea. She suddenly asked, “What about you? Would you be happy about the

that comes to mind. Having a child means navigating challenges.

world, genuine parental care comes from the heart, whether they are biological or

a warmth spread through her chest.