Blind Date Turned Proposal novel Chapter 1296

Dexter's willingness to show up was already a huge favor in itself. Now, he was actually going to take matters into his own hands. Juliette's mind was a whirlwind of thoughts. Her intuition told her that all this was not for her sake.

She didn't have that much clout.

Dexter had already let go. He waited in place for a while, and soon, a middle-aged man in uniform rushed over. As he wiped his sweat, he said, “Mr. Russell, why did you come in person? Why didn't you let your assistant notify us in advance so I could make arrangements?”

Just ten minutes prior, Dexter had already arranged everything in the car. Felix, the person in charge of Enigma International, was enjoying some leisure time at that moment. Upon receiving the news, he promptly vacated the premises, drenched in a cold sweat.

“Everyone, disperse. I have an urgent matter to attend to...”

With a hazy gaze, Josie peered at the commotion surrounding her, feeling somewhat surreal.

At that moment, she was slumped in her seat. She began to regret her initial decision to drink those three glasses of wine. Her tolerance for alcohol was inherently poor and now they had dragged her back. Even though they hadn't forced the drinks down her throat, she was cornered by them and had no choice but to drink.

The overwhelming scrutiny and pressure from the male viewpoint initially instilled a desire to escape, then it became a matter of enduring within it. Such emotions could only be truly understood by women, which was indeed a disheartening realization.

Those people were probably tired from all the fun, too caught up in their merriment to pay her much mind. Thankfully, they still managed to maintain some level of decency.

When Maverick came over with the wine, he was already a bit tipsy. He chuckled and said, “Ms. Warren, sometimes you have to admit that words alone are not enough. If you don't drink this today, you'll face difficulties in the future. Come to think of it, you should be thanking me.”

Josie averted her gaze, refusing to look at him. He was a despicable, filthy man, and even a fleeting look seemed to sully her vision.

It was this action that infuriated Maverick. He sneered as he lifted Josie's chin. “I thought you, returning from abroad, would be quite capable. Turns out, you're just ordinary. Could you have reached this far without Mark's support? You're young, yet so audacious, daring to boss us around. Perhaps you haven't had your fair share of hardship yet.”