The Epic Blind Date with My Boss novel Chapter 156

Chapter 156 Control Yourself 

When Dexter did not come home, the servant helped Josie with her bath. It felt much less awkward than before. Apart from the occasional guilt, she was comfortable living in Mason Garden without Dexter.

At night, she lay on the couch and kept typing and deleting her message for Dexter. In the end, she didn’t send anything.

Suddenly, Dexter opened the door and saw her lying on the couch with her legs exposed. They were so smooth that they seemed to glow under the light.

“Mr. Russell? You’re back.” The maid’s voice alerted Josie. She nearly jumped from the couch and adjusted her clothes before sitting there awkwardly.

Dexter looked away and let the maid help him take off his coat.

Marilyn heard noises and dashed out of the kitchen. “Dex, you finally remembered to come home!”

Dexter rubbed his temple and replied, “I’ve been busy with company matters.”

Marilyn cleared her throat and pulled him aside before whispering, “That’s only an excuse. You didn’t even call for days. Did you two get into a fight?”

Dexter glanced sideways and saw Josie peeking at him fearfully. She immediately turned away when she realized he had noticed.

“Did she tell you?”

“I guessed. Josie didn’t say anything bad about you.”

“I guess so…”

Marilyn frowned. “Is it over something major?”

She reprimanded me because of another man. Is that considered a significant matter?

“No,” Dexter replied flatly, “it’s her fault.”

Marilyn wanted to defend Josie but was stumped briefly. “Since it’s not something major, why didn’t you come home for days? Why were you throwing a tantrum?”

Dexter arched his eyebrows in disbelief. “Did she tell you I was throwing a tantrum?”

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myself. Why do you keep accusing Josie?”

Josie blushed embarrassedly and bent over quickly to pick it up. However, the orange was now dirty and had to be thrown away.

“I… I’m sorry.”

“It’s only an orange.” Dexter picked up another orange and played with it in his hands.

Josie felt even more nervous. She sat straight and said, “I’m not talking about the orange.”

“What then?” Dexter asked leisurely, prompting her to continue.

Josie hesitated for some time before clenching her teeth. “I shouldn’t have listened to others and reprimanded you. I’m

I’m sorry,

Dexter.”

Dexter suddenly smiled and looked at her calmly. “Turns out you have a conscience.”

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