Blind date turned proposal (Josie and Dexter) novel Chapter 188

Chapter 188 Minor Car Accident 

Josie rubbed her temples. It had been a while since she interacted with someone as uncivilized as him. She was never one who would pick fights, so she merely let out a sarcastic snort as they stood in the rain. “How amusing. I already told you I will pay you back. Don’t you want that? If not, I’m leaving.” 

Infuriated by her remarks, that man pulled her hair ungraciously. As she felt pain tear through her head, he cussed, “You knocked into me first. How are you still so indignant?” 

She couldn’t get rid of him, and the pain made tears well in her eyes. When she finally broke through, he had bits of her hair in his hands. 

The stress throughout the entire day had taken its toll on her. Tears were mixed with the rain on her cheeks. 

Feeling that she couldn’t take it anymore, she escaped into her car and locked it while he was distracted. 

Then, she quickly called a number while he kicked the car repeatedly. 

“What the f*ck? Get out of the car, b*tch!” 

She wiped her face as she waited for her call to get through. The moment felt like forever. 

“Hello?” A cool voice rang in her ears, so melodious that her heart skipped a beat. 

Josie was suddenly at a loss for words. All Dexter could hear was her breathing. 

It was quite noisy on his end, but the sound of the rude man kicking her door was loud enough to pierce through the noise. 

Soon, Dexter realized that something was wrong and raised his voice. “Say something!” 

His nonchalance slowly turned into annoyance. 

She asked reluctantly in a small voice full of grievances, “Can you come over? I bumped into someone else in your car.” 

The soundproof windows could not block the string of curses from the man. 

The swear words made their way into Josie’s ears as well as Dexter’s on the other end of the car, who was in a business meeting. The line of his mouth tightened a fraction more, and his eyes narrowed into slits. 

wrong. 

After a long silence, they asked hesitantly, “Mr. Russell?” 

Josie also heard that and quickly explained, “I already called the police, but I don’t have my driver’s license with me so the situation is a bit tricky. If you are busy, just ask someone else 

to come over…” 

She gasped between sobs, trying to fit words in when she could. She seemed completely different from her stubborn insistence the day before.