Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 149 No One Compares to You

Damien maneuvered his wheelchair onto the rooftop. He saw Cherise standing with her back facing him and shouting something into the wind.

Although he could not catch every word, he heard this clearly, “I’m useless.”

She thinks she is useless.

“Cherise.”

Cherise froze while venting her frustration when she heard Damien’s deep voice.

She turned around and looked at him with teary eyes. “Why are you on the rooftop?”

He’s blind, and the rooftop’s barricades are not secure enough. What if he accidentally fell?

At that thought, she sniffled and rushed to hold his wheelchair still. She pushed him toward the elevator. “You can’t be here. Go back!”

He reached out and clasped her hand. “You’re here. Why can’t I be here?”

“It’s different for you.”

Cherise pursed her lips. “I can see, but you can’t! It’s too dangerous!”

“Since it’s dangerous, it’s even more so the reason for you to be with me.”

Damien pointed his face toward the sky and felt the wind against his skin. “It’s been a long time since I come so high to feel the wind.”

Cherise stopped pulling him toward the elevator.

wish to stay here to feel the

nodded. “You must stay with me. I can’t see. You have

froze at

looked down and replied, “I think Blake is more qualified to

self-defense. He can not only act as your eyes but also protect you…”

“I…”

you in my

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the hand on his wheelchair. “Cherry, do you know how much. criticism I’ve faced since I was little?”

her lips and remained silent.

what he meant.

dared to tell him that he was bad luck. Others

in the wind. “Some people said

“I know you’re

standing next to

“Some said

fit to

said I should leave the Lenoir family and be left to fend for myself.”

I should have died.”

laughed with self-derision. The black sash over his eyes made him appear mysterious and lonely, “Who do you think I should listen to?”

were trying to discourage you. You mustn’t listen or believe

to others. What matters the

smiled. “You mean I mustn’t listen to others and

“That’s right!”

your