Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 70 The Lenoirs.

Everything unfolded in a breathless rush. By the time Cherise and Ian regained their composure, Damien had returned to his original position.

He sat indifferently in his wheelchair, covering the spot on Cherise where Lila pushed her with his large, thick hand. “Does it hurt?” He asked.

“Nah,”

Cherise responded, her lips pressing together in a tight line. She lifted her eyes to look at Lila, who was struggling to regain her stance. “Lila, you should calm down…

But calm was a distant horizon for Lila!

She was here to avenge Ian and to tilt his affections in her favor!

But in the end…

She had done nothing but embarrass herself in front of him.

While she was furiously muttering curses under her breath and attempting to stand, two men in black suits appeared at the entrance of the room.

One of whom was the manager of the facility.

And the other, Lila’s superior, the supervisor at the sanatorium.

and her subsequent expression was one of

her supervisor bring the manager along to seek justice on her behalf, knowing that

thinking to herself that the bribes she had given to her

the doorway, her supervisor glanced at Lila with an irritated look, then briskly strode towards her.

excitement quivered within her,

‘Smack!”

word, the supervisor slapped her across the face. The sharp crack of the contact echoed through

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She stuttered

of the sanatorium had approached Damien courteously. “Mr. Lenoir, if anyone from the facility has

distance, lan

powerful reputation in the city of Adania. He had treated numerous influential figures and was highly regarded by those from both the lawful

was supposed to be a fearless figure, now behaved like a frightened rabbit and was attempting to

narrowed slightly. Who… Is

as you are aware, I

taken a tour around your facility today, if it doesn’t go into liquidation soon, I’m afraid I won’t be living up to

thrown into

eyes darted to Lila, still recoiling from the slap. “Get over here

Lenoir!”

orders and decided to let her intrusive thoughts win. “Why should