Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 39 Feed Me

But thankfully, Eriana was intimidated by what Cherise had said.

Cherise leaned against the large tree. She kept her cool and tried to calm down for a long time before she kept her cell phone and left.

Upon seeing Cherise return to the villa, a woman in the corner of the garden with a sneer in the corners of her mouth kept the recording pen in her hands coldly.

“As expected, it’s because of money.”

Although Cherise managed to intimidate Eriana over the phone, Cherise still felt unsettled.

On the one hand, she started to worry about her living expenses after she gave Eriana the three thousand she had on her.

On the other hand, she worried that Eriana would realize she had put on a farce tonight.

Then, if Eriana continued to be difficult, it would be hard for Cherise to deal with her.

She didn’t sleep well the whole night.

Early the following morning, she came out of the bedroom with dark circles under her eyes. She happened to bump into Damien, who was leaving the study room.

She yawned and greeted the man whose eyes were covered with black silk. “Morning.”

Damien didn’t answer her.

and suddenly thought of something as she turned. “Wait.

furrowed

didn’t we sleep

and pondered. “You didn’t come

forehead twitched. He nodded. “I couldn’t sleep

laughed in embarrassment. “I didn’t sleep

and naturally went behind him. She pushed his wheelchair as they went downstairs in

were downstairs, she swiftly pushed him to the dining table before putting his breakfast and

while doing everything, Damien would have

you get enough

he would have sensed it even if he were

Cherise nodded subconsciously.

he couldn’t see and said dully,

you

“About…”

about Eriana when she thought of something and

she couldn’t tell him about

was troubled over money, wouldn’t she seem like she was

“Worried about my

always done poorly in

spoke, her lashes fluttered slightly. Her gaze was a little panicked, and

her lies. “Since you’re worried, why

hard?”

and thought about it. “Can I come home