Chapter 637


    Chapter 637 Marriage Is Nice


    Josie’s yful demeanor faded slightly as she expressed her disapproval. “No, that won’t do… It’s a


    working trip. I can’t fully enjoy it when there’s work involved.”


    Dexter amusedly responded, “You’re quite hard to satisfy, aren’t you?”


    He gently lifted Josie up and yfully threw her onto the soft bed. He followed closely, leaning over her,


    and whispered, “Then, when we have time, I’ll take you


    there.”


    With the man so close, Josie blushed. She avoided his intense gaze, responding softly with at slight


    hum.


    In the morning, light streamed through the car windows as Josie drank her milk, her fair skin. adorned


    with a rosy hue. Her drowsy state revealed the effects of insufficient sleep.


    Sitting in the back seat, Larry reported to Dexter, “Mr. Russell, here are Mark’s medical records.”


    Dexter quickly scanned the records, inquiring, “Has Summer or the head of the investment bank taken


    any action yet?”


    Larry responded, “They haven’t made any moves yet. I believe the investment bank is also hesitant,


    considering the interests of the old and new bosses. I think we can trust Mr. Hensley’s judgment for


    now.”


    Dexter, signing various contracts before him, chuckled with a tinge of disdain. “What if the new boss


    proves to be more powerful?” Dexter remarked, implicating that the head of the investment bank, Mr.


    Hensley, might abandon the old boss for its strongerpetitor.


    Larry was momentarily at a loss for words, unable toe up with a satisfactory response.


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    “Not everyone has a conscience,” Dexter added, his expression thoughtful.


    Just then, Josie opened her eyes. She shook the milk bottle, saying, “I can’t finish it, Dexter.”


    Interrupting his work, Dexter put aside the contracts and took over the bottle, finishing the remaining


    milk at her behest.


    Larry found himself somewhat stunned. Having worked with Dexter for so long, he knew hist habits and


    preferences well. Dexter had always been a ck coffee enthusiast, showing no interest in anything


    else. But now, he has even started drinking milk.


    Dexter noticed Larry’s perplexed gaze and raised an eyebrow. “What are you looking at?”


    Larry stammered, “It’s nothing… I just noticed that married men do seem to change.”


    Dexter’s lips curved into a faint smile as he nced affectionately at Josie, who pretended to nap.


    “Marriage is nice. You should try it too.”


    Larry was taken aback by Dexter’s teasing remark, unsure how to respond. He replied humbly, “I am


    not as fortunate as you, Mr. Russell. I don’t even have a girlfriend.”


    “It’s not toote to find one. If you ever need anything, just let me know,” Dexter replied, his tone


    lighthearted and teasing.


    The sound of Dexter’s pen scratching against the paper filled the air. He appeared truly at ease and


    content under the warm rays of sunlight.


    Upon arriving at the hospital, they found Mark Olsen’s floor heavily guarded by vignt bodyguards with


    strict ess control. They were clearly closely guarding against any news about Mark’s illness leaking


    out.


    Standing outside the hospital room, they realized all the tight security measures had proven futile.


    “Mr. Olsen, I think we should reconsider this. Thepany should not be handed over to Ms. Olsen so


    hastily,” came a voice from inside the room. Several middle-aged individuals who appeared to be


    shareholders were sitting around Mark Olsen’s bedside, offering relentless advice.


    Standing by the side, udia addressed the shareholders calmly, “I understand what you’re saying.


    You came so early just to talk about these trivial matters. Do you think Summer isn’t capable?”


    Marky in bed, and his eyes closed as if pretending to be asleep.


    “Mrs. Olsen, we didn’t mean to undermine Ms. Olsen’s capability. We just think that she’s still young


    and too impulsive to handle such a huge responsibility,” one of the shareholders exined.


    “Mr. Olsen has already made a decision, proving she’s qualified. You are all acting above. station as


    shareholders,” udia replied calmly andposedly, defending Summer.


    Just then, several people emerged from the elevator. Arnold and Summer led the group. and they


    weren’t surprised to see Dexter and Josie waiting outside.


    “You came early, Dex,” Arnold remarked nonchntly.