Blind date turned proposal (Josie and Dexter) novel Chapter 913

They think I'm an attendant. Josie mustered all her strength to calm herself down.

She steadied her emotions, ready to leave. However, just at that moment, the door to the private room was forcefully pushed open, flooding the room with light.

A swarm of bodyguards rushed in from outside, swiftly clearing the area. “Don't move!”

Those scions instinctively covered their heads and crouched down.

Josie squinted her eyes, and to her surprise, she saw an elegant and extremely noble woman approaching from the end of the path.

The newcomer was Claudia.

She stood firm, her voice not loud but commanding. “I don't want any trouble. Everyone out.”

A group of people glanced at Summer, who was lying on the sofa in a drunken stupor, before scattering in all directions.

The matriarch of the Olsen family had personally come to clean up the mess. There was no avoiding the matter.

Before Claudia could look her way, Josie turned her head aside, pulled out a mask, and put it on. Then, she took out her phone, switched on the camera, and placed it in her chest pocket.

She cleared her throat, her voice raspy. “Should I clean?”

Claudia glanced at her, noticing nothing amiss. “Remove her needle.”

Josie nodded, walked over to Summer, removed the syringe, and carefully put away each item. Her movements were professional, having observed others do the same in La Oriele before.

Summer was not fully awake. She opened her eyes in a daze, still smiling. “Mother, you're here...”

Claudia frowned, tossing a coat over her, her voice icy cold. “How long has it been?”

Summer, hugging Claudia's arm, acted coy. “I thought you'd forgotten about me, only having Liana in your heart.”

“How long has this been going on!” Claudia pushed her away and slapped Summer across the face, unable to contain her anger.

Slap! Another slap landed. Claudia showed no mercy, hitting Summer so hard that blood trickled from the corner of the latter's mouth. “You must be out of your mind,” she said. “If your father finds out about this, it'll be the end of you.”