Blind Date Turned Proposal (Josie and Dexter)

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Chapter 339 An Unexpected Visit

Dexter drew close to Josie and growled menacingly, “Why are you running away? Huh?”

Josie struggled to break away from him and retorted, “Why are you coming after me?”

Dexter tightened his grip on her wrist. “The cat that I raised is trying to escape. How can I

not go after

her?”

Josie glanced at the surroundings. Their location was remote, so no one could help her,

even if she yelled for help.

“You don’t need the cat anyway. You have no right to say that.”

“What if she tries to bite back at me?”

Josie glared deadly at Dexter and bellowed with red-rimmed eyes. “What if you’re the one

who’s pushing her to the edge?” Dexter released her slightly after seeing her expression.

Feeling nauseated, Josie couldn’t hold back any longer and puked on Dexter.

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She had always been thrifty, so she stayed in a budget hotel. Even though Arnold

upgraded her room, she later changed back to a standard room to get a refund.

The room she lived in was cramped. There was a small couch near the door. On the right

was a single bed with a full-length mirror in front of it. The bathroom was narrow too.

If Dexter hadn’t seen it for himself, he wouldn’t have imagined such a hotel existed in

Wavery, a bustling city with two ports. Condominiums could be priced up to tens of

millions in this city; there were ships adorned with gold foil and countless private jets in

the airport. Wavery was a vibrant, developed metropolis. In contrast, this room was filthy,

messy, and wretched.

Dexter furrowed his brows, rarely showing such an expression.

Josie didn’t dare to look at him. She awkwardly nudged him into the bathroom. “Clean

yourself up.”

She believed Dexter would have left resolutely if she hadn’t insisted on getting him to

clean himself up at her place.

Josie’s clothes were scattered around the floor. She quickly cleaned the space and poured

a bottle of mineral water into the kettle.

Dexter took off his jacket and put it aside. As soon as he opened the tap, he heard a loud

bang outside. Through the narrow door gap, he saw Josie squatting on the floor, cleaning

the mess.

An indescribable emotion arose in him. He felt triumphant to see Josie leading a miserable

life after leaving him. Ironically, she still refused to yield and turn back to him. How

prideful this woman is. But alas, such pride is as fragile as straw.

While Dexter was in the bathroom, Josie went downstairs to buy some single-use toiletries

and motion sickness pills. When she crossed the road, she saw Dexter’s Bentley by the

roadside, looking modestly luxurious under the streetlight.

She spaced out momentarily. He bought a car within five minutes. Indeed, our lives are

worlds apart.

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Dexter just came out of the bathroom when Josie returned. The six-foot-tall man appeared

even more prominent in the cramped space. Holding Josie’s towel, he looked comical.

Josie felt her face heat up being stared upon by Dexter. She gripped the plastic bag tightly

and said defiantly. “Don’t have to mock me or look down on me. I’ve found a place to stay

for the long term.”

Dexter continued staring at him without saying a word. Josie felt abased and regretted

bringing him to her

room.

She grabbed the towel from him and babbled away, “Are you okay? You better leave

quickly once you’re done cleaning up. I can’t afford to bear the consequences if any

mishaps happen to you.”

Her eyes were still red-rimmed as she had yet to fully recover from the shock.

Dexter closed the door and seized her chin. “Why did you run away just now?” He asked.

Recalling the scenes in the hospital, Josie pushed him away uncomfortably, disgusted by

the thought of sharing things with another person.

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