Blind Date Turned Proposal (Josie and Dexter)

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Chapter 673 You Can’t Silence Me

Not long ago, Will and Josie had a heated argument about the materials, but now, he was

gone in the blink of an eye.

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Josie crouched down on the side, taking time to regain her

composure.

Arnold hurriedly walked over, asking, “It’s New Year’s Eve. What was he doing here?”

“I heard… I heard he wasn’t at ease with this project and always wanted to come and

check on it. After his family gathering on New Year’s Eve, he took a stroll and ended up

nearby, so…”

After explaining, nobody said anything.

No one could decide momentarily whether he was to blame for the accident or if it was his

fate.

After a brief pause, Arnold closed his eyes, “Before dawn breaks, take care of the body,

inform his family, offer compensation, and make sure they speak nothing about it.”

“Alright.”

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Josie took in everything and finally stood tall. She shot a frosty, hollow stare at Arnold.

“And what happens next?”

Arnold locked eyes with her from afar, exuding a chilly and distant aura. “In this world,

money rules. Even some people’s lives can be bought.”

Arnold’s brutally frank words made Josie’s stomach churn once more.

Her expression became intricate as she inquired, “And what about me? Can you silence

me too?”

“Can you buy my life as well?”

Josie’s words carried an emotional weight that silenced everyone present.

Tears welled up in her eyes, and she felt profound sorrow. In her heart, Will was a devoted

team leader.

When they worked together, his employees spoke highly of him, emphasizing how he

never delayed paying their salaries,

Despite their later disagreements over different ideas, Josie didn’t believe it was his fault.

After all, Will was a living, breathing person!

Hearing Josie’s words, Arnold momentarily gave her a cold and distant gaze.

Then, he removed the safety helmet and signaled for her to follow.

He walked away, his once imposing figure now looking small amidst the vast ruins.

Josie took a deep breath and eventually caught up with him.

As she approached, Arnold opened the car door. Inside were loaded with gifts prepared by

Andy for Will’s family, and he handed Arnold some documents. “Mr. Carter, all of Will’s

information is right here.”

Arnold skimmed through it and said, “You can go home

Andy was frantic, “Shouldn’t I go instead? If you show up, the situation might get out of

control.”

“Don’t worry. I need you to go back and keep an eye on public opinion online.”

Arnold said, gesturing at Josie. “I’m heading to console Will’s family. Do you want to tag

along?”

Perplexed, Josie could only follow Arnold; he was in charge of the project.

Arnold took the driver’s seat and drove the car from a side road onto the main road.

On New Year’s Day, the streets and roads in Wavery were eerily quiet, and Josie sat in the

passenger seat with a perturbed look.

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Neither of them spoke.

After an unspecified period, the front began to show some activity. Josie raised her noticed

the sign: Trinity Wavery Hospital. gaze and

Frowning, she asked, “Why are we at the hospital?”

Arnold stepped out of the car and retrieved many gifts from the trunk. “Will has a son with

cancer. The family exhausted all their savings for his treatment, and his wife is spending

the New Year at the hospital keeping the son company.”

Josie was taken aback; she hadn’t expected this situation.

“That’s why he chose to work as a contractor on our construction site. His son’s cancer is

a financial burden; they need the money.”

Arnold continued, saying, “Taking on projects involves risks; everyone is staking their life

on it:

With his long strides, Josie had to jog to keep up.

“He didn’t have to die; he could’ve earned more money for his family’s medical

“Do you think they feel the same way?”

Arnold blurted out the ugly truth.

Josie was momentarily speechless. expenses!”

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