Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 403 Apart From My Family, You’re The Kindest To Me

After finishing vomiting and regaining her composure, Cherise slumped against the car door. She accepted the water Damien handed her and began rinsing her mouth.

“Feeling better now?”

“Mm.” She looked at him, still slightly annoyed.

Damien nodded and settled her down on a rocky patch by the seaside. Cherise observed the sea at noon for the first time.

The distant coastline stood out against the clear sky, and the sea and sky blended seamlessly in various shades of blue, creating a tranquil panorama. By the sea, the gentle breeze offered a sense of comfort.

He embraced her from behind, allowing her to rest against his chest. “Let me guess why our lovely and gentle Mrs. Lenoir was crying.

“Probably because she believes that if she hadn’t made that impulsive decision and fallen ill back then, her uncle wouldn’t have resorted to such wicked acts to gather the money needed for her treatment. That way, my sister and I wouldn’t be in this mess, right?”

Cherise’s heart sank, and she bit her lip, nodding in silence. In the end, she felt responsible for everything.

What right or entitlement did she have to be by Damien’s side, enjoying his kindness and affection, when his tragic life was primarily her fault?

“But…”

his chin on her head, savoring the scent of her hair. “You know, those who aimed to harm Maeve and me

fallen ill and your uncle hadn’t done what he did, my sister and I would’ve had an easy,

so obvious that even a child could see it. But if her Uncle Elvis really

come to terms with this

blame her uncle for what he did

as for comforting Damien? Cherise felt she had lost that right after what her uncle had

With a deep breath, her voice shook as she

dear…”

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couldn’t quite articulate. Divorce seemed impossible to broach, even though it

source of joy and the cornerstone of her life. But her guilt

using those endearing names?” Damien retorted with a hint of bitterness

the tears that clung to the corners of her eyes. “It’s okay. You don’t

you ‘my dear’ whenever I

close and gazed at the distant sky.

won’t marry anyone else besides you. If you decide to leave. I won’t stop you. I promise