Blind date turned proposal (Josie and Dexter) novel Chapter 444

Chapter 444 Liana Olsen 

Josie felt embarrassed with others watching. “There are people around….” 

Dexter smiled. “Laura’s one of us. Why are you embarrassed?” 

Laura smiled. “Wow, Mr. Russell. You’re making me jealous. In that case, I should call her my sister-in-law.” 

“Then why haven’t you?” 

Josie choked when she heard them. She pulled Laura. “I’ll be back soon.” 

As they stepped into the front yard of Mason Garden, Laura’s expression turned grim. “Do you know they arrested Eileen?” 

Josie’s smile froze. “I didn’t hear that. When did it happen?” 

“Yesterday. They took her in under suspicion of ingesting drugs.” 

The weather was bright and sunny. But all Josie felt was the chills on her back. “Did she really?” 

Laura stared straight at her. “No one knows if it’s true. But that’s what happened.” 

Josie could see the spots they were standing in just moments ago. Dexter’s tall figure bent down as he cared for a potted plant. The rays of sun shining down on him made it a pleasing 

scene. 

Laura noticed and looked back. She sighed. “You shouldn’t completely trust the words of the men in this circle. It’s best to leave, but if you can’t, just turn a blind eye. Don’t end up like her. 

Josie could not identify her own feelings. It was the truth that Eileen had hurt her. But she did hurt Eileen before that. It was a never-ending cycle of harming each other. 

Laura was already in the driver’s seat and switched the engine on. Josie suddenly remembered something and stopped the door from closing. She leaned closer. “Laura, do I look very similar to someone?” 

Laura’s actions became stiff. She pressed her lips into a thin line. “What?” 

“When Dexter and I got married, one of the reasons was because I looked like someone. All I know is that she’s called Leanne. But that’s probably not a secret.” Josie continued slowly, “I’m wondering if this person is the same one Mark has been missing.” 

Laura slowly released her foot that was on the accelerator. She squinted as the sunlight gleamed at her. 

She said slowly, “You didn’t know? Leanne was an Olsen. Her full name was Liana Olsen. She was Mark’s eldest daughter.” 

A sharp humming started in Josie’s ear. Laura’s mouth kept moving, but Josie could not hear anything else. She could not move her body as though it was paralyzed from being electrocuted. 

“Liana disappeared when she was very young. Mark and his wife were devastated. They only had Zach and Summer a year later. Now that you say it, your eyebrows and eyes look the same. No wonder Dexter has a soft spot for you.” 

Not only Dexter but even Mark was also particularly caring for Josie. 

Summer must have known, or she would not have asked me to change into the dress when I met Mark. I must have looked identical to Liana at that time.