Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 1086 The Road to Hell

Cherise hadn't realized that Damien would be willing to risk both his life and that of his men to rescue her father.

"Sir," Mr. Hampson gathered the courage to speak up after Damien explained the entire plan. "lI may not be the best person to say

this to you, but someone needs to remind you. Though you once considered Raymond Lenoir your uncle, we now know what he did

to your parents years ago. It's clear that he's a psychopath. As for Mr. Beckham Tanner, although he is Mrs. Lenoir's father, the

truth is that they don't share a close relationship beyond their blood ties. Are you really going to risk your life to save him?

"With Raymond Lenoir's instability, we can't predict his actions once we reach the island. If something were to happen to you and

Tristan Lenoir returns to the family, your sister won't accept it."

Damien Lenoir remained silent for a moment, then smiled impassively and glanced at Mr. Hampson. "So, you think I shouldn't go?"

"Not in person, at least." Mr. Hampson took a deep breath. "Sir, you are the backbone of the Lenoir family now, the helm of the

Mrs. Lenoir, your children, and your sister's family depend on you. If something were

Mr. Beckham, Mrs. Lenoir would feel guilty for the rest of

don't go to save my father-in-law, it is I who will carry

"Mr. Hampson, I appreciate your concern, but remember, you

Hampson pursed his lips, feeling the immense pressure of arguing against his employer. "I'm saying this for your

of

arms, his obsidian eyes fixed on Mr. Hampson. "So you believe

it? You doubt my abilities to rescue my father-in-law, so going there would

sir," Mr. Hampson stuttered, stepping back in fright.

Lenoir pressed on, the chill emanating from

I'm a dull-witted Maverick? That I haven't considered all the dangers

are thinking about?"

clenched his jaw, realizing that, having been by Damien's side

outwardly, he looked almost placid but

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knew he had only spoken out of Damien's best interest, there was nothing more he

sir. I spoke out of