Blind date turned proposal (Josie and Dexter) novel Chapter 325

Chapter 325 Prison Visitation

"Hey!" The secretary immediately glanced outside. "Don't ever let Mr. Russell hear this."

The colleague became silent and asked cautiously. "But I don't understand. What happened to Ivy? What was her mistake that Mr. Russell made her leave?"

The two looked at a photo of Dexter and Ivy. Neither could understand why Ivy was placed on compulsory leave. Being on mandatory vacation may seem good, but it was only one step away from being fired from her position.

"I don't know. It's better not to question some things."

…

Arnold brought Josie to the café he went to just now. The shop owner's expression brightened when he saw Arnold return with a woman. "Mr. Carter, is she…"

"Bring us a pot of green tea."

"Sure,” he replied, eyes still fixed on Josie.

The café's private lounge was decorated in antique style. One could see the heavy traffic on the street outside. Josie was distracted. "Why did you bring me here? I want to return to Russell Group now."

"To find the traitor?" Arnold poured her a cup of tea. It was still piping hot.

"Yes." Josie glanced at him.

"You believe it's an insider's job?"

"Only the staff in the design department had access to my drawings."

"Even if one of the staff in the design department did it, they would have deleted the surveillance record. So, what's the point of going there?" Arnold calmly exposed the flaws of Josie's plan.

He's right. I won't be able to find anything in the surveillance record.

Josie calmed down and considered who in the design department hated her. She could think of a few, but they were petty rather than vicious. Furthermore, Alice was the only person who knew Josie had joined the Interior Design Award.

She could not help but worry and turned on her phone to see how the post had spread. However, she tapped into Twitter and found the post gone. No one seemed to be discussing the matter.

Josie frowned and logged out before logging in again. There was still nothing.

"Give me your phone."