Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 579 I Did Nothing Wrong

Cherise entered the room with a furrowed brow, placing the condiments she was carrying next to his plate of pierogis. “It’s getting late. I have work tomorrow, so I won’t disturb you any longer!”

With that, she turned and left.

As she reached the door, something seemed to jog her memory. She spun around, took the access card from her pocket, and threw it onto the coffee table with a loud thu

“Here’s your card back. Please keep your distance from my children in the future. Thank you!”

And with that, she swiftly exited.

Damien watched her retreating figure, his brows wrinkling in confusion. He couldn’t help but wonder, What upset her?

Just moments ago, she had a pleasant demeanor and even personally prepared condiments for him. Why did her attitude suddenly change?

He shook his head lightly. Women were unpredictable and difficult to understand.

Cherise was just as erratic and mysterious as the woman who had just called him.

Taking a deep breath, he looked down and continued eating his pierogis.

Although the pierogis were slightly bland, there was no denying that her cooking skills remained unchanged after five years.

pierogis were just as delicious as the ones she handmade five years ago.

he polished off

that her access card was missing.

that her mother had confiscated it.

quietly during breakfast and the car ride to kindergarten. She didn’t utter

hand, Soren was in high spirits.

beamed at Cherise, “Mommy, did you

froze slightly on the steering

when I woke up to use

through the rearview mirror. “Where

and earnest expression caused Cherise’s brows

a deep breath. “Serafina, do you know what you did wrong?”

moment and shrunk back in her

didn’t do anything wrong?”

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to simply accept food from others or enter other people’s houses? Do you think I don’t know that you’ve been sneaking over to someone else’s house to eat strawberries for

and sat in the corner, looking wronged. “I

you not to trust strangers easily or accept food

harshly, her