Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 979 Unveiled Truths

Cherise felt a warm flush creep into her cheeks as she glanced at the scattered clothes, memories of the previous night flooding her mind like a rushing tide.

Quietly, she retreated to the bathroom for a shower, the weight of the situation pressing heavily upon her. She couldn’t help but blame Mr. Whitlock for the predicament they found themselves in.

Why had he insisted on them listening to that recorder together?

In the end…

Ultimately, she found herself gravitating towards Damien of her own volition.

Yet, she couldn’t shake the feeling that this entire debacle was not entirely her fault–Mr. Whitlock’s meddling had set this chain of events into motion.

After her shower, Cherise’s phone rang, signaling an incoming call from Mr. Whitlock.

“Mrs. Lenoir,” inquired Mr. Whitlock with a tone that held a tinge of apprehension, “Have you and Mr. Lenoir had the chance to peruse the recording I provided together, as I suggested?”

With a sardonic curve gracing her lips, Cherise responded, “Indeed, we have, Mr. Whitlock.”

“Mr. Whitlock,” Cherise continued, her voice tinged with a knowing edge, “It appears your spouse and Mr. Samson share a rather peculiar rapport; would you not agree?”

Taken aback by the revelation, Mr. Whitlock stammered, “How did you come to learn of my wife’s association with Samson…”

Before he could finish, Cherise interjected sharply, “The recording you submitted, was it not their voices that resonated within its confines? I would advise against such jests in the future, sir!”

swiftly terminated the conversation, leaving Mr. Whitlock in

office, Mr. Whitlock grappled with

audio recording Cherise received feature his wife

the one he had entrusted to Samson

hastily dialed a familiar

“Good day, sir.”

979 Unveiled

the receiver, laden with grief. “I

his chair,

end in more ways than one.

clothes and

her with

I prepared a nutritious breakfast for

spread out on the table behind Frances–Italian, Western, meat, vegetarian… it was a veritable

taken aback by the extravagance and struggled to

for me?” she finally managed to ask, a hint of disbelief

a tad extravagant?

want anything else, just let me

the

abundance of food laid before her, what

and the other servants to help

appreciatively. “As long as you’re satisfied, madam,” she replied. “We, the servants, won’t partake in