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Blind date turned proposal (Josie and Dexter) novel Chapter 283

Chapter 283 Always Keeping Watch for Him 

“But I’m not others,” she said quickly. 

“You’ve already found out.” 

Josie was flabbergasted. 

 

After a brief silence, Old Mr. Russell put his teacup down. “Fifty percent. She’s swift and decisive when working and reaches her goals by any means necessary. She’s trustworthy at work, but don’t trust her too much for personal matters.” 

Josie was silent. She didn’t understand at all. No matter what, Dexter was Xanthe’s flesh and blood. They were mother and son. How could she not love him? 

“Jo, you’re the only person Dex can trust right now. You should never hold him back.” 

Josie nodded. “I understand.” 

After she went home, she immediately contacted Mrs. Langman, asking her out for afternoon tea. 

“I only found out after going home that Mr. Langman’s social engagement yesterday was related to Russell Group. Therefore, Dexter told me I must entertain you well, Mrs. Langman. It was my oversight.” Josie flattered her. 

“Russell Group?” Mrs. Langman was perplexed. 

“Yes. Don’t you know? Ms. Quorn works with Russell Group. We’re preparing for e-commerce in the spring.” Josie handed Mrs. Langman a document. It was left behind from when she previously researched. with Wyatt. 

Mrs. Langman didn’t understand. She believed Josie after skimming the document. “I see. What a coincidence.” 

“That’s right,” Josie said with a smile, “however… I asked you out today because I have something important to ask of you.” 

She pretended to feel awkward, and it piqued Mrs. Langman’s curiosity. “What is it? 

“I don’t like to gossip, but Ms. Quorn from yesterday is different in private. I feel like I had to warn you. Mrs. Langman.” 

Mrs. Langman was astonished when she heard it. “She’s different in private? What does that mean? From what I saw, she was guarded and carried herself well.” 

“Mrs. Langman, we are both women. We know what type of women men like. Was Mr. Langman praising her to high heaven yesterday?” Josie steered the conversation. 

Mrs. Langman thought about it and hit her thigh. “Yes, he did.” 

“Ms. Quorn returned from overseas and is very well sought after.” Josie handed her an envelope. In it were photographs Moses had collected of Xanthe with men on various occasions. 

Always Keeping Watch for Him 

Xanthe didn’t overstep any boundaries, but it was easy to be suspicious when the pictures were put together. 

Just as Josie had expected, Mrs. Langman was astonished. “Tsk, what am I going to do? She asked my husband out for a gathering tomorrow at Mandarin Oriental.” 

Josie understood. “Oh? Mandarin Oriental? I think there’s no harm in him going. I don’t think anything will happen in public.” 

But Mrs. Langman refused. “No way. I must go with him. I’m worried!” 

Josie didn’t move. She sipped her tea and didn’t say anything. 

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