Chapter 777 Seeing Another Woman


    Josie and Dexter had not contacted each other in the next few days.


    Josie stayed in Mason Garden and didn’t ask about anything. Laura had interactions with. Dexter for


    business matters, so Josie asionally received updates from Laura about Dexter. He was swamped


    with work. The Russell Group was now in deep waters as crises came one after another. Everyone was


    specting how long Dexter could hold out.


    Rumors said that this incident had impacted the Russell Group’s cash flow and that Dexter had injected


    a substantial amount of his own money. Foreign investors seized the opportunity to make an offer’ to


    acquire shares in thepany worth millions.


    Josie eagerly listened to Laura’s updates. Finally, one day, she received news about Dexter that wasn’t


    work-rted it was reported that Dexter was seeing another woman.


    The articles were sensational, iming the woman was the recently found daughter of the Olsen family


    and the future heir, someone more important than Summer.


    It was said that after encountering setbacks in both his rtionship and work, Dexter finally lost control


    and vented his emotions toward the woman. Thereafter, rumors emerged. Some had it that he was


    disappointed in Josie.


    Regardless of whether the news was true, Heather indeed existed, and Josie knew it better. than


    anyone else.


    One day, Josie sat alone in the empty meeting room on the top floor of the Russell Group’s building.


    She didn’t intend to meet Dexter but stared nkly out of the window. Suddenly, someone knocked on


    the door – it was an old acquaintance.


    Heather had cut her hair, looking innocent. She had quitted the job, yet she could enter the building as


    she wished. Josie knew Dexter never allowed irrelevant people to step foot on the top floor.


    Heather greeted Josie courteously as if she was the host. “Hi, there.”


    She exined with a smile, “The rumors about Dex and I aren’t true. I was worried about him, so I


    followed him. The reporters happened to capture pictures of us that night when we left the office, so…


    By the way, Dex is not in now, so don’t wait for him.”


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    She was more aware of Dexter’s schedule than Josie.


    Josie smirked as she perceived Heather’s intention in her words.


    “You’re very thoughtful, Ms. Olsen, hanging around the office so often as if you have nothing else to


    do.”


    There was a sudden change in Heather’s expression, but she quickly regained herposure. “Father


    doesn’t allow me to be involved in any work-rted matters.”


    Josie frowned. “I see. It seems like you’re not ambitious at all. Your family’s assets are going to be


    carved up soon. I would be worried if my daughter was this insouciant.”


    Her gaze was fixed on Heather as she minced her words.


    Heather was not provoked. “Mrs. Russell, how have you been emotionally? I know a famous.


    psychiatrist. He can definitely help alleviate your mood.”


    At the mention of a psychiatrist, Josie was reminded of Morgan. She retracted her. hummed, “I’m fine.”


    It was a chilly night. Josie was sleepless, lying on the bed. After many days of waiting, someone finally


    opened the door. At the same time, a strong odor of alcohol wafted into. Josie’s nose.


    A slight cold palm gently brushed her long hair from behind, followed by soft kisses on her neck,


    cheeks, and ears, brimming with passionate desire.


    Dexter’s hoarse, yearnful voice came forth, calling her name.


    Josie’s back stiffened and only rxed momentster. She embraced the man who was pressing


    against her. His eyes, carrying a hint of drunkenness, were like stars in the winter, causing Josie to be


    filled with despair and guilt as she looked at him.


    Half-drunk, he muttered, “I didn’t cheat on you.