The Epic Blind Date with My Boss novel Chapter 671

Chapter 671 Arnold Carter! You’re A Selfish Scumb*g!

“I just got word that the project handled by Carter Group company has completely fallen apart!” Josie’s face turned pale at the news. “How is that even possible?”

The two elders looked worried.

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“Today is New Year’s Eve, and very few people know about this yet. The police and are still in the dark, but it did collapse. I’m not sure if anyone got hurt!” Laura quickly explained.

A chill ran down Josie’s spine. “This can’t be true! How could it collapse? I personally supervised all the materials!”

The fact that Laura received this information indicated that there was a source. “By tomorrow morning, this news will be all over the place.”

After hanging up, Josie was still in shock. But regardless, she couldn’t ignore the situation. She stood up and said, “Dad, Grandpa, I have an urgent matter at work. I need to go out for a while. You both should rest early!”

“Ah! In such a hurry on New Year’s Eve?” Old Mr. Russell was also worried.

Josie didn’t have time to explain. Hastily changing her shoes, she grabbed the car keys and assured them, “Don’t worry, I’ll be right back.”

She rushed out, and the old man’s voice warning her to drive safely lingered in the background.

“Ah, young people are always busy with work these days.”

Old Mr. Russell resumed his seat, exchanging glances with Paul, “I hope everything’s alright…”

Josie randomly selected a car from the garage and headed straight to the construction site. Fortunately, it was New Year’s Day, and the roads were relatively clear, allowing her to drive. smoothly.

However, she was sweating profusely while driving.

How could the building collapse?

Hopefully, there are no casualties, but if there are…

Josie couldn’t imagine the potential implications this might have on her studio. Once the news broke tomorrow, it would undoubtedly be a massive setback.

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As Josie arrived at the scene, she noticed a few people scattered around the construction site, all wearing safety helmets with lighting equipment attached.

Her heart skipped a beat when she saw the central part of the site had collapsed, and the extent of the damage appeared irreparable.

Her heart racing with anxiety and shock, she hurried to the scene and questioned, “What’s happening? Are there people stuck under the debris?”

However, no one seemed to notice her, let alone respond to her desperate questions.