Blind date turned proposal (Josie and Dexter) novel Chapter 430

Chapter 430 Brewing Herbs 

Dexter pulled out a couple of tissue and wiped the tears on Summer’s face. She trembled slightly when his hand came in contact with her skin. 

Then, he walked past her and said flatly, “I will ignore the deleted document. If I find another mistake, I will not hesitate to take action against Vaste.” 

Is he… letting me off? 

Summer’s expression brightened instantly. She knew how difficult it was to get Dexter to give in. Thus, she was elated and temporarily forgot her heartbreak. She looked at Dexter excitedly. “Dex, you’re the best.” 

She was surprised that Dexter was willing to let her go. 

Summer deleted the document and called her two colleagues. She scolded them harshly, “Don’t make another mistake again, or Vaste will be doomed because of you. You should reflect on your mistakes.” 

The two colleagues exchanged glances and breathed a sigh of relief. The mistake was unintentional, and they were prepared to receive punishment. To their surprise, Summer dealt with the matter perfectly. Everyone knew how scary Dexter could be. 

How did she do it? 

Summer came to her senses. She changed out of the housekeeper’s uniform and blushed as she recalled how Dexter looked at her. It made her flustered. 

She cooked a few dishes in the hotel’s kitchen to express her gratitude. They were all Dexter’s favorite food. She also prepared a pot of soup. However, she was not ready to face Dexter again and thought to request his secretary to send the food to Dexter. 

Meanwhile, Dexter’s secretary came in to brew herbs for Dexter. These herbs were good for health but were complicated to brew. 

They were prepared for Josie as she had a painful period. Dexter could not bear seeing her in pain and asked someone to prescribe herbs to help her condition. 

At the moment, Josie had gone out to attend something and had not returned. 

Summer saw the secretary and asked, “Are you going to brew these herbs for Dexter?” 

The secretary hesitated before nodding. He seemed alert and cautious. 

Summer smiled. “Let me do it. I know what to do.” 

The secretary did not dare to let someone else take over his task. “Ms. Olsen, who am I to let you do my work? Please don’t trouble yourself. I can do it.” 

Summer looked at the herbs in his hands. “It’s no trouble at all. My family owns this hotel. I can instruct someone to brew the herbs. Does that make you feel better?” 

The secretary was stumped. “But…” 

Dexter was dealing with work. His desk was piled with documents. It was night, and the sky had darkened completely. Even the secretary felt tired watching him working so hard. He wished he could get Dexter to rest. 

Dexter had worked hard through the night. 

Anderson recently gave him a checkup and reminded him to care for his health.