Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 580 He’s Not Related To You

“But Ren has always been kind to me. Anyone who looks exactly like him must also be a good person,” Serafina passionately defended herself. “Mommy, is that man related to us? Why does Ren look exactly like him?”

Cherise furrowed her brows angrily. “He’s not your relative!” Damien’s deep, gentle voice from the previous night echoed in her mind once again.

Cherise’s gaze darkened significantly. “Remember this. The man next door is not your family!” Cherise emphasized, her voice cold and firm. “Keep your distance from him!”

Afterwards, she sighed, “I will consider it in the coming days. We might have to move or relocate. Both of you need to behave and avoid interacting with strangers. Do you understand?”

Serafina glanced at Soren, feeling upset. She didn’t say anything more.

Meanwhile, Soren discreetly took out his phone to send a message to Damien. Look at the trouble you’ve caused. My mom is thinking about moving us away! It’s all your fault! You have to convince my mom to change her mind. I don’t want to move. If not, forget about ever winning over Serafina in this lifetime!”

After a long morning meeting, Cherise returned to her desk, clutching her notebook listlessly.

front of Cherise.

shook her head and started flipping through

words were written in the notebook, but she couldn’t

closed the notebook in frustration and tossed

like that, Lucy naturally didn’t believe Cherise’s claim that nothing was wrong.

you yet?” She leaned across the table towards

days. It took a lot of effort this morning to convince her that he’s just a stranger who is

up. “That’s the spirit. Let him know he can’t make

Lucy. “By the way. When you visited me three years ago, you mentioned that… Damien went

go on a blind date back then. But she knew that the blind date had actually been arranged by Maeve and Charles because they

she never heard anything about Damien again. When she came to Lermille to visit Cherise, she deliberately exaggerated and said Damien had gone on

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