At Chapter 1311 No Longer Coincidences of Blind date turned proposal novel, Josie Warren, a young and ambitious woman with a flair for independence, found herself entangled in a web of surprises on the day of her blind date. Little did she know that the seemingly ordinary man across the table was none other than her immediate superior, Dexter Russell. In the content of Chapter 1311 No Longer Coincidences and the following chapters of the novel "Blind date turned proposal",The revelation turned her world upside down, forcing her to confront unexpected feelings and a proposal she never saw coming? Read Blind date turned proposal novel Chapter 1311 No Longer Coincidences at NovelFreePDF.com.
Josie promptly put away the documents, then headed out. “I'm here, come in.”
Laura held a bowl in her hands, standing under the corridor light with a radiant smile. “The autumn air was dry, so I had the kitchen prepare spiced poached pear to nourish the lungs. I brought you a bowl for a late-night snack.”
Josie's gaze fell as she accepted the item. “I feel bad for having you go through the trouble of delivering this. I'm really sorry.”
Leaning against the door, Laura spoke softly. “I owe you an apology. The people who showed up that day were my subordinates. It's only natural for anyone to have suspicions, so when Mark punished me, I had no objections. However, I didn't expect you to speak up for me, which made me feel even more embarrassed.”
Josie's motion of stirring paused slightly. She hadn't expected Laura to express those things voluntarily. “So that's how it is. Now that you mention it, it does indeed raise some suspicions.”
Josie's expression was bright and clear. Laura met her gaze. “Indeed.”
“Did you have a hand in this?”
“No.”
After a moment of silence, the air was steeped in the subtle fragrance of magnolias.
Josie looked at Laura, her smile slowly widening. “Well, that's settled then. By the way, with Mark punishing so many people, your resources must have taken quite a hit. That's not a problem, is it?”
Laura's smile faltered momentarily, but she quickly regained her composure. “To say it doesn't matter would be a lie, but as long as you're okay, that's all that matters to me. The development of the Olsen family is what's truly important.”
Josie scooped a spoonful into her mouth. Indeed, it was refreshingly sweet and soothing to her lungs.
At that point, she found it quite challenging to distinguish how much truth lay in Laura's words. If what she said was a lie, then why did she take Claudia to the vicinity that night? It was too risky, completely against her usual way of doing things. If what she claimed was indeed true, her actions were rife with attempts to hide the truth, making things even more conspicuous. Not to mention, there surely were people guiding her from behind the scenes. Since my return to Wavery, it's been more than once that I found myself in such a difficult situation. Laura was also present at the previous designer's banquet. When coincidences become too frequent, they're no longer coincidences.
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