Blind Date Turned Proposal (Josie and Dexter)

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Chapter 533 Deliberate Troubles

The courtyard of the Olsen Residence was abuzz with activity as guests dressed to the

nines mingled, raised their glasses, and immersed themselves in delightful conversations.

Subsequently, Summer made her entrance, accompanied by Mark and Claudia.

She was clad in an elegant sea blue gown, her hair elegantly swept up and adorned with a

crown, radiating a dazzling beauty befitting an actual princess. Her radiant charm and

elevated status stirred both envy and adoration among the guests.

With the candles extinguished on the extravagant three-tiered cake, Summer addressed

the crowd, saying, “Moving forward, I hope that each and every one of you will continue to

support and be my ally in this incredible journey in Wavery. Cheers!”

The audience erupted in a wave of applause, their excitement palpable.

“Oh, and by the way,” she added, “I have an important announcement in store. Please

stay tuned.”

The guests were puzzled. Mark and Claudia exchanged glances and whispered to her,

“Stop messing around, Sum.”

“I’m not messing around. You’ll find out soon,” Summer flashed a peculiar smile, then

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looped her arm through Mark’s.

“Dad, let’s go around and toast our guests.”

Mark furrowed his brow, reluctant but eventually resolved to join her. After all, making a

toast was a way to forge connections and a common practice in business settings.

Claudia remained in her spot, surveying the surroundings, and spotted a familiar figure

approaching her.

“Good evening, Auntie Claudia. It’s been a while since we’ve seen each other,” Arnold

said, his smile lit up his face.

“Arnold,” Claudia spoke gently, “glad to see you grace Sum’s birthday.”

“Don’t mention, Auntie. I gotta admit I haven’t been the best when it comes to proper

etiquette recently. I didn’t want to bother you during your time away in Sousturham. I

hope you don’t mind that I haven’t visited,” Arnold leaned casually against the railing,

with one hand resting on it.

“Not at all. On the contrary, I want to thank you. It was because of you that Summer had

the chance to be in London a few years ago, Claudia expressed her gratitude.

“It’s my pleasure.” Arnold slipped his hand into his pocket and glanced at the woman

skillfully navigating the crowd. “Plus, it was Auntie’s special request, so naturally, I

obliged.”

Claudia displayed a tinge of guilt and then inquired, “Have you encountered any other

intriguing girls in —recent years?”

The emphasis on the word ‘other’ was quite pronounced.

Arnold grinned, “Auntie, my feelings for Summer haven’t changed a bit.”

Claudia let out a sigh, “What a shame for her. I hope she’ll soon realize and reciprocate

your sincerity and

love for her.”

They then turned their gaze towards Summer, but suddenly, a commotion erupted.

Meanwhile, Caesar and Heather were among the guests at Summer’s birthday banquet.

While pouring wine for Summer, Heather accidentally spilled some on her dress. Startled,

Summer flared up and accused. “Ms. Riley, I know you did that on purpose!”

Caesar and Mark exchanged glances, momentarily taken aback and didn’t know how to

react.

Heather promptly offered to clean it up, saying. Tm sorry, Ms. Olsen. It was an accident!

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I’ll make it up to

you.

“This dress was custom-made for me in Italy, with a month’s effort put into it. Can you

really afford to pay for it, Ms. Riley?” Summer’s expression turned displeased.

Heather glanced at Caesar, her eyes pleading for help, and the latter intervened to diffuse

the situation, “Ms. Olsen, I apologize for my assistant’s reckless behavior. I will

compensate you for the dress after the event concludes.”

“Do you think I care about the petty money?” Summer sneered. “It seems Mr. Perkins is

quite fond of your clumsy assistant.”

Some guests picked up her ambiguous insinuation, and whispers began to circulate.

Heather bowed her head, her face burning with abashment.

Summer didn’t yield but continued ridiculing. “And as far as I know, Mr. Perkins doesn’t

earn much, do you? Yet you seem unconcerned about compensating for my expensive

dress on behalf of your assistant. What’s the deal between you two?”

Mark’s expression gradually soured. He held Summer’s hand and suggested, “Let’s change

your dress first. We can discuss this later.”

Summer visibly calmed down after Mark intervened. She approached Heather and stated,

“Ms. Riley, I. don’t want your money. Instead, I’d like you to be a server, going around and

serving drinks to my guests.

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