Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 1141 What About Lucy?

Cherise tenderly cradled her filled belly, her fingers tracing gentle circles as she posed her inquiries, her voice laced with growing anger. "What has prompted this abrupt rush toward marriage?"

"Did you not mention that Lennon harbored profound affection for Lucy?" "Why, then, is he hastily tying the knot with Violet in less than a fortnight?"

"Surely he's aware of the mistreatment Violet inflicted upon Lucy in the past?"

Cherise's fury surged with a deluge of questions. Then, without pause, she continued, "Why did you not cut your ties with Lennon earlier?"

"A man like him is contemptible," she added, her disdain palpable.

"He failed to shield Lucy while they were together, and now, after parting ways, his attention seems fixated solely on her, yet behind everyone's back, he's pre- determined a date for his wedding!"

Listening to his wife's impassioned grievances regarding Lucy's unfair treatment, Damien offered a helpless smile. He tidied away the small bed tray and put it away, his voice gentle as he spoke. "There's more to this than meets the eye."

"To get his inheritance from the Belcourts, Lennon must wed Violet."

Cherise couldn't help scoffing in response, "Hmph, it all boils down to money at the end of the day."

it's not merely about finances,"

"Firstly, for years, Lennon's romantic ties with Lucy have created tensions with

Colin, Lennon can only access privileges previously beyond his

in her skepticism, scoffing, "Do not

striving to ascend as heir of the Gray family so that he can

What about him? Is his

than you and having served under your command for many years,

his desire to stand toe-to-toe with you, but his chosen path is misguided..." she trailed off, her

Cherry, do you think that Lennon should remain

tipped too much in

Lucy, but surely he can't just leap into Violet's

no consideration or respect for his affections toward

a smile but

she grappled with the

appeared... she had no grounds to feel

to mend their relationship was Lennon, only

within his rights to