Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband
Chapter 736
Chapter 736 Meeting Zachary’s Fiancée
The man narrowed his eyes. “Let’s wait for him to regain consciousness, alright? I’ve already requested Mr. Hampson to investigate.”
“There’s no need to investigate. It was Ursula.” Cherise shut her eyes, a bitter smile forming on her lips.
Rowena hadn’t done anything since Cherise had subtly warned her in the emergency room. Cherise had assumed Rowena was retreating and backing down. She hadn’t anticipated the Mortis sisters to be scheming behind her back.
If it wasn’t for Damien and Zachary today, that truck would likely have already crushed her.
The Mortis sisters were merciless. Cherise hadn’t exposed Rowena before everyone, yet Rowena and Ursula were plotting to kill her.
vehicle, she caught sight.
even stained the stretcher beneath him crimson. Cherise inexplicably
sat on
silently stared at the red light outside the room that indicated the space was occupied. This was her first
planned where to take Zachary and his fiancée just a few hours ago, but
rushed over shortly. “Excuse me, is Zachary
girl had an oval face and round eyes. Her black hair was tied into two ponytails, and a beige hair clip was on her head. She looked very young, like a well-mannered and adorable high
furrowed her brows and looked
Cherise’s hand and spoke
her lips and glanced anxiously at the red light above the emergency room. “Are you his friends? How long
entering the hospital, spoke hoarsely.
carefully sized up the girl who seemed significantly younger than
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