Chapter 204 The Man Saving the Damsel in Distress Laura was good at acting, and Josie was amused Josie was tired from standing in her heels, so she leaned against the wall.
âGetting married is my personal matter. Donât you know now?â Russell didnât seem to understand. He took a napkin and wiped Lauraâs tears, âWhatâs the point of finding out now? Laura pointed at Josie. âItâs her. She doesnât have any status or good looks. How can she marry you? Are you roleplaying as Prince Charming from Cinderella, Mr. Russell!
Since Laura was pointing at Josie, Josie didnât care. She stuck out her tongue at Laura and answered in low voice. âBecause Iâm shameless,â
âWhat the heck!â Laura heard it. She wanted to scratch Josieâs face with her freshly manicured nails.
Dexter held Laura back, and his expression was no longer relaxed. âWhere are your manners?â
âMr. Russell!â
Thatâs enough. Do you not have anything to do? Just take care of yourself. Leave.â
Laura saw Dexter defending Josie, so she stamped her feet in a fury. She said, âIâve told Summer about this.â
Josie tried to recall how often she had heard Summerâs name.
Dexter casually took out a pack of cigarettes while asking. âAre you threatening me?â
âNo⦠I just think you shouldnât be with this woman.â
âEven if it isnât Josie, it wonât be Summer.â After that, he shouted, âIvy, send her off.â
Ivy opened the door and entered shortly. âMs. Brandel.â
Laura took a deep breath. She was almost out of breath from her rage but didnât dare to say anything. She walked to Josie and gritted her teeth. âWatch out!â
Josie didnât care.
She didnât expect Laura to raise her voice suddenly. âEven if I were to apologize, I would apologize to Mr. Carter. The alcohol was spilled on his suit. It was nice for the man to save the damsel in distress. Mr. Russell, your pampered wife is quite capable,â
Josieâs heart immediately thumped. She subconsciously looked at Dexterâs tall and straight figure.
After Laura left, Dexter turned. The cigarette was between his lips, and he signaled for her to take a lighter.
Josie slowly came to her senses. She picked up a lighter from the table before lighting his cigarette. She felt nervous.
When she was about to pull back, he caught her hand. âRescuing the damsel in distress.â
The Man Saving the Damsel in Distress Josie shivered slightly. âIt was a coincidence. Arnold happened to see me.â
Dexter examined her, and his gaze was unclear. âWhy didnât you tell me yesterday?â
âIt seemed like you knew her well, so I didnât dare to say anything. I didnât want to make more trouble.â Josic stood upright forcefully so she would still look poised.
âArnold treats you quite well.â Dexter didnât say anything else. Josie didnât know how he felt.
Josie didnât dare to ignore him. She went closer. âAre you jealous?â
Dexter puffed on the cigarette harder than usual and only explained after a moment, âLaura is the daughter of a long-time family friend. Sheâs connected to me in a few ways and like a younger sister.â
She never imagined he would explain on his own accord and was slightly surprised. âIâm guessing that she must be close to Summer. Mr. Russell, do you think that the woman will destroy me?â
This amused Dexter. He held the cigarette in his mouth between his fingers and raised her chin. âIf something like this happens to you again, come to me.â
Josie nodded at once.
âHave you eaten?â
âNo.â
âLetâs eat.â
Dexter held her hand and led her to the break room.
He saw the woman behind him ambling, seeming very unwilling. She wasnât like the calm and collected. Mrs. Russell just now. She seemed more like a child.
Dexter could only console her good-naturedly. âThose people you met just now are in high positions. They wonât spread rumors.â