Marrying the Man in the Dark
Chapter 21
Chapter 21 Breakfast Isn’t Ruined
“After all, ordinary people won’t devise a plan to make their ‘niece, which they brought up for two decades, marry a stranger to save their mother.”
Elvis‘ face paled slightly. “I didn’t have any other way.”
“Cherise just has bad luck.”
He looked at Damien and wanted to say something but stopped.
After a long time, he sighed. “Mr. Lenoir, Cherise is a great girl. I hope you can treat her well.”
“Even if you don’t like her… Don’t hurt her too much if you don’t want her in the future.”
Elvis spoke meekly.
This was the first thing Cherise heard Elvis say. She was perspiring after climbing the stairs while holding breakfast.
She was about to open the door of the stairwell. Her hand froze slightly, and her footsteps instantly stopped as though her feet were pinned to the ground.
light and made of alloy, but it seemed to
isn’t any of your concern.”
and indifferent as usual. “You should pray that your mother can live longer since you tried to
it isn’t
were clenched into fists at his sides.
the stairwell as she carried the food.
is someone
scream abruptly rang behind
and turned around. She didn’t know a man and woman were on the platform behind her.
man pushed the woman
the one
came to her senses, they looked
Cherise turned away and pushed the
Therefore…
on the marble floor in a weird
at the
covered in dirt, and a few strands of
her head innocently and looked at the two men far away.
over quickly. As he took the breakfast from her, he helped brush the hair in her mouth away and dust off the dirt. “Why are you so careless? And why did
About Marrying the Man in the Dark - Chapter 21
Marrying the Man in the Dark is the best current series of the author Astrid Rose. With the below Chapter 21 content will make us lost in the world of love and hatred interchangeably, despite all the tricks to achieve the goal without any concern for the other half, and then regret. late. Please read chapter Chapter 21 and update the next chapters of this series at novelebook.com