The Heiress They Couldn't Break (Amelia and Jeremy) novel Chapter 621

Harrison clearly knew she came here often, and the message she had just sent him also said she was eating at this restaurant. So, Josie felt he did it on purpose.

"Does he already have a girlfriend? But Jeremy told me he's been single the whole time."

Amelia followed her gaze and saw him eating with a woman who looked elegant and refined.

She knew Josie liked Harrison. Since Harrison and Jeremy were close friends from school, she often helped ask around about him, but she had never heard of him having a girlfriend.

Could he be secretly dating?

"Could she be his new girlfriend?" Josie almost cried. "Am I going to get my heart broken before I even start dating?"

Amelia patted her shoulder sympathetically. "There isn't only one man in the world. Isn't that what you always say?"

"How is that the same? A man as outstanding as him is as rare as Jeremy."

There were plenty of men in the world, but truly good ones were few.

"No. I need to find out. I won't give up until the very last moment."

Josie still refused to quit. She didn't want to ruin someone else's relationship, but this might just be a misunderstanding.

TV dramas were always like that. If the main characters didn't talk things through, endless misunderstandings would follow.

After thinking for a long time, she finally gathered her courage and walked over.

Amelia didn't follow so she wouldn't be awkward, but she silently cheered for her.

"What a coincidence, Mr. Ramley. When I invited you earlier you said you were busy, but now you're eating with a beautiful lady?"

Josie walked over and spoke with her most confident and elegant tone.

Harrison slowly raised his head. He didn't look surprised to see her. Instead, it was as if he had expected this. He politely replied, "Yeah. What a coincidence."

"Haha." She smiled. "And this lady is..."

Damn, I have to know who this woman is today!

Since she asked so directly, Harrison didn't hide it. "She's my blind date."

Blind date?

Oh, just a blind date.

Josie suddenly felt a huge sense of relief and was no longer so nervous.

Phew. Just a blind date.

She'd had many blind dates too, so she was very familiar with this situation.

"That's enough. Go back to your table. You don't need to stay here."

Before Josie could finish, Harrison spoke.

His voice was still cool and calm, but when his eyes landed on Josie they softened slightly. The woman, however, didn't notice that small change.

Josie stared at him wide-eyed, silently asking, "You're actually telling me to leave?"

But when she met his calm yet cold eyes, she couldn't say anything.

The woman beside him felt relieved when he sided with her and drove away the unexpected intruder.

She had admired Harrison for a long time. Now she finally had the chance to go on a blind date with him, and he treated her well, so she felt she had a chance.

Thinking this, she proudly glanced at Josie with the look of a winner.

Of course Josie was angry—so angry she almost wanted to flip the table.

She had lived a smooth life since childhood and rarely experienced real pain or heartbreak.

The Huttons were also a prominent family. She had always been loved by her parents and cared for by her grandparents.

Their open-minded love made her cheerful and carefree. But at this moment, her smooth life suddenly crashed.