Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 338 I Can Put Them On Myself

“I should have been more careful and not run in heels…”

She bit her lip, afraid that he would continue blaming himself. So, she ignored him and said, “From now on, I’ll practice wearing heels until it becomes a habit!”

Damien smiled casually. “You don’t have to wear them if you don’t like them.”

“I…”

Cherise shook her head. “Actually, I quite like them…”

In the past, Uncle Shaw and Aunt Sarah had never bought her a pair. She was sensible enough not to ask for one either.

As she grew up, she got used to wearing flat shoes. She always felt uncomfortable in heels, so she didn’t wear them.

Actually… how could any girl dislike high heels…

“Take your time to get used to them. There’s no rush.”

Damien carefully carried her as they walked through the long, intricately carved corridor and slowly returned to their guest room.

Back in the room, Damien gently applied cream to Cherise’s ankle before putting her to bed.

The next day, when Cherise woke up, although her ankle didn’t hurt as much, she still felt a dull pain when she stood on her feet. It made her uncomfortable.

Damien had instructed Mr. Hampson to go out and buy a pair of soft, pink rabbit slippers in the morning.

“Put these on.”

Cherise was about to put on her heels, Damien took out the slippers and carefully placed them

fair and tiny feet were now adorned with the pink bunny slippers. They

for her, Cherise blushed. “I…

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It didn’t require much effort.

want to do it

yet affectionate as he looked down. “This is the first time in twenty-six years that I’ve put shoes

away my joy,

Cherise was speechless.

could she answer

you can

“Good girl.”

indifferently and put on the two slippers for her before walking out.

too

with

her head. “It hurt when I stood up,

“That’s good.”

her hand. The two of them strolled along the long, intricately carved corridor, the epitome

they arrived at the dining room, some people were already

long table could accommodate fifty to

Damien sat in their assigned seats, just like

again, it was a dull waiting time.