Blind Date Turned Proposal (Josie and Dexter)

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Chapter 678 Nightmare

Arnold pressed Josie into the front passenger seat and put on the seatbelt for her.

She ceased struggling and appeared to have given up.

Arnold drove the car along the empty street and did not speak to her. He did not stop until

the car arrived near Mason Garden.

Still, he did not unlock the door but said, “Believe me when I say that the headlines for the

next few days will not be about the construction issue but about the Olsen family finding

their beloved long-lost daughter.”

Josie believed him. Still, she did not respond but stared ahead blankly.

She did not doubt that Arnold could suppress the news about the construction failure.

Furthermore, information about Liana’s return to the Olsen family would shock the nation.

After all, everyone knew the Olsen family had been searching for her for more than ten

years. Now that they finally found her, the media was eager to cover the news extensively.

Arnold turned to Josie. “I will ask someone to bring your car here tomorrow.”

Then, he unlocked the car door.

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Josie did not respond. She unfastened the seatbelt and entered Mason Garden.

It was late, so no one was in the villa except a dozing-off servant. She was astonished to

see Josie dejectedly entering the villa and blinked a few times to ensure it was not a

dream. Then, she said, “Mrs. Russell… Why are you back at this hour? I thought you were

staying the night in Russell Mansion.”

Josie was exhausted and did not feel like explaining. The servant knew not to press further

and kept quiet as she watched Josie walk away.

Too many things had happened tonight, and each matter stretched the limit of her

endurance. Having to experience them all at once left her physically and mentally

exhausted.

All she wanted was a good night’s sleep. However, she lay on the cold bed wide awake,

unable to sleep a wink.

If not for the occasional sound of fireworks outside, she would have forgotten that it was

New Year.

She gathered the courage to check her phone, but there were no notifications. Dexter did

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call back or send a message.

She could not help but wonder what he was doing.

Is he with Liana?

They must have many things to talk about.

The thought sent a stab to her heart. She curled up her body and covered her ears in

despair, trying to stop herself from speculating further.

No, Dexter is not like that.

Josie, you should trust him.

She kept telling herself this and finally fell asleep after much difficulty. However, she had a

nightmare.

Josie dreamed she was talking with Will, but Will suddenly turned into a corpse lying on a

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pile of ruins. She ran away in panic, only to see Dexter and an unknown woman

embracing. They seemed intimate, like a real married couple.

Josie could not stand watching them and screamed as she awoke from the dream. Her

clothes. were drenched with sweat.

Then, she glanced outside and saw it was almost dawn.

A servant knocked on the door. “Are you okay, Mrs. Russell? Should I come in?”

Josie’s lips were dry. She mumbled, “No.”

She did not dare to fall asleep again. Instead, she curled up in bed and waited quietly for

daylight.

Three hours later, when the sky was bright, Josie heard the noises of a car coming to the

villa. It was Arnold’s staff bringing her car back. She listened to the servant talking to the

person briefly.

Around another half an hour later, she heard noises of a Porsche coming into the yard and

parked there. A servant greeted, “Mr. Russell, you’re back.”

Although the noises came from downstairs, they felt like they came from another world.

Josie listened and heard Dexter enter the villa. He came upstairs and carefully turned the

doorknob. It seemed he was afraid of waking her.

Once he entered, he walked stealthily to the bed and lifted the blanket to look at Josie. Her

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