The Epic Blind Date with My Boss

He had expressed his willingness to die with her.

He desired nothing more than to accompany her in death.

The intense warmth of their embrace left Josie in a daze. After a moment, she nodded and followed Scott.

Dexter was having his hand injury treated by a doctor, while Larry was updating him on the situation outside.

“The police have seized Arnold’s properties. When the Olsen family found out, Summer was confined to home, as Mark was trying to suppress news of the matter as much as possible.”

The Olsen family was preparing for a grand event and could not afford any mistakes.

As Dexter listened, he furrowed his brow without lifting his gaze.

“Liana knows you’re here and she’s quite worried. She insists on coming to see you,” Larry said cautiously.

“Arnold couldn’t have known so quickly that I hadn’t headed out to sea. Someone must have tipped him off,” Dexter quickly deduced.

surprised. “Only insiders were involved this time. There shouldn’t be any

remained silent, making it difficult to discern his thoughts. After a moment, he lifted his gaze and saw the silhouette of a woman at the door. His eyes gradually

pitiful with her entire body trembling

contracted at

“Are you okay?

doctor responded, “There’s no damage to the bones or muscles. All the wounds

Dexter’s gaze. She felt a bit uncomfortable as she approached him. “Thank you for

stared at her for a

her head, only to discover a red mark. It was a bit painful to touch, likely a result of her struggle with Arnold in Sky

she still reeked of alcohol and looked

finished treating Dexter’s hand, he gestured at Josie, indicating that it was her turn, which

initiative to defuse the situation. “Mr. Russell, I now know that it was you who helped with my job transfer. Otherwise, it

Dexter was the one who had Scott

the table with his bandaged fingers. “That’s the least I

days, I’ll treat you to a meal. But don’t expect a grand feast, as I can only afford something

day’s incident, Scott always thought Dexter was shrewd in business, constantly disrupting