Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 379 A Stingy Man

Damien drove the car to pick up Cherise from Adania’s airport and take her to Mandy’s village.

Cherise sat in the backseat, watching the scenery pass by the window as the car sped along. She was filled with excitement, imagining how happy her aunt and uncle would be when. they saw the gifts she had bought.

This thought only added to her excitement, and she couldn’t help but chuckle to herself.

Damien glanced at Cherise through the rearview mirror, seeing her silly smile, and shook his head helplessly.

Cherise had a way of melting his heart with her adorableness when he least expected it. Int that moment, he felt an overwhelming urge to embrace and kiss her.

Damien followed the address Lennon had given him, and after about two hours, they arrived at Mandy’s secluded village.

Jacob had chosen this place carefully to ensure the safety of his patient.

The car bumped along a road filled with potholes and finally stopped in front of a house at the end of the village.

“Sis, Damie, you’re back!”

Mandy rushed out of the house upon hearing the sound of a vehicle outside.

someone else’s face, but now it was adorned with a genuine smile that had

out of the car, Mandy threw herself into

identity as the eldest daughter of the Wool family, along with all the disguises she had to wear for years. She no longer had to dress in clothes that

Mandy in a frilly Lolita-style dress. “Do you always

this before. According to Lucy, Mandy worked in the kitchen every day. So Cherise. was surprised to

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only dressed like this

go of Cherise

herself free after you left.”

leaned against the large steel gate, looking at Mandy with resignation. “A few

trapped for nineteen years. She wants to transform

helplessly. “Who is Miraculous

didn’t know what to

“Well, um, it’s…”

important thing is…”

and approached Cherise. He pulled out a two-meter-long bill from his shirt pocket. “She spent this

kept a record of

will

looked at the incredibly long bill in

pay for them.”