Blind date turned proposal (Josie and Dexter) novel Chapter 79

Chapter 79 Arnold Carter of Carter Group 

Josie glanced at the man’s secretary, who was standing behind him. She didn’t dare to sit without Dexter’s approval. 

“You’re scaring her, Arnold: Dexter lifted his hands and pulled a chair beside him, seeming like a gentleman. “Mr. Carter is being nice. Have a seat since he asked you to sit.” 

Josie was covered in a cold sweat again. She struggled for a moment but sat down. “Thank you, Mr. Carter. 

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This man was Arnold Carter, the oldest son of the Carter Group. The two families had always had a rivalry, but Josie never thought the two men were friends in private. 

“Miss, you look quite familiar.” Arnold picked up a wineglass and swirled it meaningfully. 

Josie sat straight. “Mr. Carter, my name is Josie Warren. You can address me as Josie or Ms. Warren.” She avoided what he said. 

Arnold didn’t answer, and the meaningful look in his eyes intensified. He spoke to Dexter indifferently, “What do you think, Dexter?” 

Next to him, Dexter tilted his head slightly, and his words were clearly tinged with spite. “You’re drunk, Arnold.” 

It was as though Arnold had heard something hilarious. He covered his forehead and laughed for a while. After that, he leaned back in his chair and asked Josie, [Do you know how to play chess, Ms. Warren?” 

While the two were talking, Josie had taken the opportunity to send Kenny a message so he could leave first. 

She never thought the topic of discussion would change again. She raised her head and looked into Dexter’s eyes. “A little.” 

“Look at this match. Who do you think won?” 

Josie took a deep breath. “This match is a draw. There’s no final winner.” 

“Not necessarily. Mr. Russell’s chess skills are on par with a national player. He gave in to me.” Arnold walked around the table and put the wineglass in front of Josie. 

Josie couldn’t ignore it since Arnold placed it in front of her. She picked it up and finished it in one gulp. She almost threw up, but she forced it down. “How about this? I will be the loser of this match to keep you from arguing. What do you think?” 

Arnold contemplated as he looked at Josie. Arnold lit a cigarette, and he held it between his fingers. “Dexter, your employee is quite interesting. Which department is she from? Is she an assistant?” 

Dexter tapped his bony fingers on the table distractedly. It was as though he was satisfied with Josie’s answer. “The design department.” 

“What a shame. Ms. Warren is smart and shrewd. I was just going to ask if you would give her up so she can be my assistant.” 

Give her up. Arnold’s words were arrogant and provoking. Josie didn’t dare to look at him, afraid that Dexter would give her up. 

“Carter Group is full of talent. It’s not easy for Russell Group to train someone capable. Don’t put me in a difficult spot, Arnold. Dexter retorted with a smile. He didn’t express his true feelings.