The Heiress They Couldn't Break (Amelia and Jeremy) novel Chapter 624

Josie wasn't afraid of embarrassment and said directly to her family, "Actually, I'm the only one who likes him. He might not even like me.

"Today I even saw him go on a blind date. It was probably arranged by the Ramleys. I was so mad!

"So, I don't care. You all have to arrange a blind date for me and him too. I'm going to win him over!"

Josie looked completely determined.

She felt this was killing two birds with one stone.

First, her family would stop arranging random blind dates for her. Second, they could help her get Harrison. Maybe they really could help, and she might actually succeed.

"So that's how it is. Don't worry. Tomorrow I'll invite Mrs. Ramley out and ask about Harrison," Renard said.

"Right. You should help set something up for Josie. Maybe we can invite Harrison over for dinner this weekend so they can spend more time together," Daisy added.

"Oh, and Jamal, aren't you close with Harrison? Bring him home more often and give Josie more chances to see him."

Renard and Daisy kept coming up with plans like they had found a new mission in life.

They were extremely serious about marrying Josie off.

"Um ... you don't have to make it so obvious. It'll make me look cheap!

"Just arrange one blind date between me and Harrison first. After that I'll handle it myself."

Seeing how enthusiastic they were, Josie worried they might scare Harrison away.

"What are you saying? How would you look cheap? Feelings grow when people spend time together."

"I'm very satisfied with Harrison. Why didn't I think of him earlier? Haha, it's settled!"

Renard and Daisy made the decision without caring about Josie's objections.

They practically wished the two would get together immediately and even get engaged.

Seeing how eager they were to marry her off, Josie helplessly rubbed her forehead and muttered in her heart, Oh no. I only want a low-key blind date. Now the whole family is mobilizing. This might turn into a full-on operation.

Still, she thought maybe this was good. Maybe she could finally win Harrison over

Josie was naturally optimistic and quickly cheered up.

She stood from the couch and stretched, a sly smile on her lips.

Walking to the window and looking at the bright sunshine, her mood brightened too.

Or...

Seeing her poke her head out from the doorway and hearing that, he didn't know how to respond.

"You're not unhappy because of me, right? Because I ignored you just now?"

This time she stepped fully out and walked toward him with a smile.

Only the two of them were in the break room, so she spoke even more boldly. "I was testing you. I wanted to see if you'd feel strange if one day I stopped talking to you or flirting with you.

"Looks like you really would, right?"

After setting down her coffee, she naturally grabbed his arm and smiled brightly.

"Just now, didn't you feel a little uncomfortable and bothered? Haha, I was teasing you. I still feel the same about you...

"As always," she said slowly, even poking his chest.

"Don't flatter yourself. I didn't feel anything," Harrison said helplessly, then calmly removed her hand.

"You must have thought I gave up on you after I ruined your blind date, right?"

Her hand reached over again and she smiled brightly. "Relax. I'm not mad."