Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 163 Trusting lan

Frances was caught off guard.

Yet, half an hour later, she arrived with a generous serving of pasta Bolognese, enough for three people.

Damien swiftly polished off his plate of food and made his way to his study, as business. called his attention to the company.

Cherise perched by the windowsill with her legs crossed. She listened to music on her headphones while finishing her second plate of pasta Bolognese.

It was precisely at that moment when Lucy’s call came in, “I’ve got some major news!”

Cherise continued slurping her pasta, “What’s the scoop?”

All she cared about was to know Damien’s eyesight had improved; other than that, she couldn’t care less.

Lucy’s dramatic voice sounded from the other end of the line, “Do you remember that lady we spotted at the Viopril Palace? The one who runs the show, Violet Belcourt?”

Cherise’s grip on the phone tightened a tad. “I remember.”

Not only did she remember, but she also bore a strong distaste for Violet.

“She got into a car accident!” Lucy let out a dramatic sigh.

and the car crash was no joke. She’s

parents are devastated and have launched a full-scale investigation

from

was filled with amazement. “I just found out that Lennon, the gorgeous and talented sensation who

continuing

little surprised? We met her just days ago,

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soup and dabbed her mouth with a tissue. “My main concern is for my husband’s sight to be restored, other than that I

Lucy was left speechless.

“only us, the single people, would have time to scour social

teased, “Why don’t you find yourself a

a good catch.

him gives me the creeps. Don’t bring him

yawning, “Why does Ian make you

rendered speechless by

Imma come

than feeling intimidated by Lucy,

Cherise composed herself. She began discussing her plan with Lucy to take Damien back to the

have mixed

for Damien’s eyes, wouldn’t it be more practical to find a

“I’ve

my doubts about these so-called famous

pause for a moment. Then, she smiled and replied, “I trust