The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

Upon hearing Josie’s voice, Claudia slowly opened her eyes.

She couldn’t help but wonder if it was some sort of illusion, as when Josie and Heather stood side by side, they looked so alike that she almost mistook one for the other. However, upon closer examination, significant differences in their appearances became apparent.

Josie nodded in greeting, and Claudia responded with a slight curve of her lips. They were once old acquaintances who had once shared their lives but now felt like strangers, separated by invisible barriers.

“Now that it’s delivered, you should go now,” Josie said, turning to adjust Morgan’s tie. The gesture seemed natural as if they shared a deep connection.

Morgan withdrew his gaze and, in one swift motion, took her hand. “Are you just going to let me leave like this?”

Josie shot him a silent glance, managing to squeeze out a smile. “You’re on your own in Rivodia. Take good care of yourself and don’t make me worry.”

These words didn’t quite sound like something she would say. A playful and satisfied smile curled up at the corners of Morgan’s mouth. “That’s quite simple.”

-Nevertheless, he still didn’t release her hand.

Josie pulled her hand away with a bit of force. “Don’t let me catch you involved in any scandals with other women, or I might just have to come back.”

its mark, but his smile remained, thoroughly enjoying himself. “Rivodia welcomes. you

hug, his voice resonating in her ear. “I wish this

smiling as she said, “Have a safe journey. I’ll message you when I get there.”

on his face was unmistakably

he left, Josie moved to sit next to Heather. The latter asked, “Is it moving this fast? Wasn’t

confusion. “I never said I was with

predict the future? If a man is willing to give, let him give. After

was somewhat forced, likely because it was challenging to speak freely

suddenly

looked up, her attention fully on Joste now.

over her expression

woman’s face “Has the worship ceremony in Rivodia concluded I was wondering when I could plan my next visit perhaps our schedules might align

when she heard this. “It’s already over. There’s no need for us to do it together. You don’t believe in religion, so there’s

words implied a certain understanding between her and Josie as if