Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 168 Cherise the Fool?

Why is this mall so deserted?

As if he could read her mind, Damien spoke softly. “This mall belongs to the Lenoirs.”

Then, it made sense why the mall was open only for them. “But the weekend is the time. when malls make the most profit. Closing abruptly like this would cause losses, wouldn’t it?” Cherise asked.

Damien smiled gently. “This mall’s in the Lenoir name, but it’s actually owned by Tristan. If it loses money, that’s on him.”

Cherise pursed her lips. “Then so be it!” Her determined tone elicited a chuckle from Damien. “You dislike him that much, huh?”

“Of course!” Just the mention of the name made Cherise feel disgusted.

“He’s not inherently a bad person,” the man sighed. “since you want him to suffer, we should take more of those expensive things.”

He continued, “We don’t need to pay for anything here.”

Cherise responded with an enthusiastic cheer. “Oh yeah!” But what did he mean by ‘expensive things? She didn’t have a clue.

her grandma’s tired feet, a massager and a phone for her uncle and aunt,

the stationary section, she bought two college prep textbooks

for her cousin brothers, Damien couldn’t help but

and efficient. “Why would they hate me? They’re about to enter their

faint smile softened his angular features, “Not everyone is as fond of studying

you are.”

is their only way

and bright. “The children in the mountain village have to work very, very hard to

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twinged slightly. “And what about.

needed to study for

to come

into his arms. “Studying for twelve hours a day… isn’t that

“Not at all!”

and playfully pecked his face, leaving a mark. “Besides, I don’t have any other skills. If studying harder can give my uncle, aunt, and grandmother a better life,

grip on Cherise’s arm tightened imperceptibly. “You only need to

her head. “That

grandmother raised me. And I must care for them and ensure they have a good life. Although

delicate features

had never met anyone like Cherise before, someone who strived to better herself, loved life, and cherished the