The Epic Blind Date with My Boss novel Chapter 132

Chapter 132 Birthday Present

“That’s right.” Mrs. Carroll didn’t feel anything strange.

Josie was slightly lost in thought. How is he so attentive?

Mrs. Carroll left late at night. Josie lay on the couch. She tossed and turned but couldn’t fall asleep. Josie took out her cell phone and wanted to play games but wasn’t feeling it. In the end, she opened her chat with Dexter. What is he doing now? Is he still at the dinner party?

He should be drinking, right? Did he drink too much? No, he’s always had his limits. No one can force him to drink if he doesn’t want to.

Josie was actually quite nervous when faced with the meeting tomorrow. This was her first time in charge of such a big project. She could make a name for herself, and many important figures would be present…

Josie suddenly thought to herself. Would Dexter be nervous if he were in my shoes? I don’t think so. He’s experienced a lot.

Today, Dexter was at Leo’s birthday party. Leo had invited many friends, and everyone was having fun. It was lively. Leo, who was from a wealthy family, liked famous figures and Internet celebrities, so a few were invited.

Dexter didn’t quite like such occasions. Leo almost jumped with joy when he saw Dexter. “I thought you wouldn’t come. Mr. Russell!”

“It’s your first birthday after returning to the country. How could I not show up?” Dexter leaned to the side and gave a box amid the noise. “It’s a present for you.”

Leo

Leo’s eyes lit up, and he opened the present at once. A pair of car keys were inside.

“You kept asking me to remodel the car before you left the country. I held back because you were still underage back then. I can give it to you now.”

Dexter had been wild when he was young. He was well-versed with race cars and tattoos, and Leo had always worshipped him. Leo even dreamt of owning a Mercedes AMG G 63 that Dexter had personally modified.

Leo was so excited that he was close to tears. “You treat me so well, Mr. Russell.”

Dexter smiled faintly.

After that, he sat in the corner and lit a cigarette. He looked at the lively younger people with