The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

Josie was hot under the collar, perceiving Dexter’s immense disappointment. It wasn’t that he didn’t trust her; it was that whether she was set up or not, as a man, Dexter couldn’t accept his wife sleeping with another man, let alone her explicit pictures being exposed to the public.

Josie dismissed her initial thought of pleading with Dexter to rescue Arnold. Given the current situation, Dexter would definitely kill Arnold!

She didn’t get into Moses’ car. “I’d like to take a walk.”

Moses was exasperated. “Please don’t look for trouble again at this point in time.”

Josie’s face was white as a sheet. She smirked bitterly. “Am I looking for trouble?”

It was already summer, but she still felt cold.

So, Moses had no choice but to follow her in

while pondering the incident, thinking about who the culprit could be. She even considered Ava but still couldn’t figure out who was capable of orchestrating such a

remained rational. Late at night, she sat at the stairways in front of Mason Garden and stared into the distance under the porch light while expressionlessly

rationality made her mind a mess. Before this, she took a two-hours bath, desperately wanting to wash herself clean. She couldn’t even bear to look at the mark on her neck, and the scene where Dexter let go

confiscated everything she could use to contact the outside world and confined her in

she had embarrassed

days. All servants were dismissed. Besides Julie, who

was in a tight spot and didn’t dare to trust anyone. The unknown fate made her feel like. one on the chopping board, which

few days, she still couldn’t contact Dexter and didn’t know how public opinion was shaping up

a passerby’s phone to call Arnold and check in on him, but when she entered a supermarket with a mask on, she suddenly heard someone discussing her. “Hey,

Russell.” The lewd man guffawed.