Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband
Chapter 502
Chapter 502 Mourning for Charisa
“How will Aunt Charisa react when she wakes up and sees you all like this?” Zachary’s voice echoed through the room, his words cutting through the thick tension.
He glanced at Cherise’s tear-stained face and Beckham’s ashen complexion, his tone laced with
concern.
“Do you all wish for Aunt Charisa’s premature demise?” Zachary’s question hung in the air, casting a shadow over the room.
Cherise sniffled, recognizing that Zachary’s harsh words were meant to jolt them out of despair.
Still, they stung like a slap to the face.
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Beckham slowly turned his head, his dark eyes meeting Zachary’s gaze. “You’re right,” he acknowledged, a faint smile gracing his lips. Then, without another word, he turned and walked
away.
approached Cherise, extending his hand to her. “Come with me,” he
watched them leave without a word, his
for both of them. “We need to rest and regain our strength,”
as she nodded in agreement. At this
on the adjacent bed and closed his. Soon, Cherise’s breathing deepened into a
eyes.
her teenage years. Sleep cluded him, even with the aid of
rest
thought of Charisa waking up
uttered her name, a solitary tear tracing down
cheek.
thirty-five years, their tapestry of life had been woven with threads of their first meeting, their blossoming love, their
boundaries of life and death. If you live, I’ll share your
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by an awakening at Damien’s gentle
Beckham had asked me not to disturb
witnessing your parents reunion rather than continuing
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