Marrying the Man in the Dark

Damien wanted Beckham to witness firsthand what the adopted daughter he had always defended had done.

If anger for what Raymond did to Charisa could not surpass the so-called father-daughter bond he shared with Gwenn, then this man was truly as hopeless as Jarvi had claimed.

The lamp on the hotel desk illuminated the room. It was already past eleven at night, but Beckham remained awake. He sat in the chair, diligently writing a letter on exquisite paper. The letter was intended for Charisa in heaven.

“Ari, we have finally found the culprit who hurt you back then. Are you happy?”

“Ari, Damien’s father is not a bad person. You can rest assured.”

“As for Raymond… not only will Damien not let him go, but I won’t either…”

Beckham held the pen and smiled as he wrote. Yet, in another moment, tears streamed down his face.

Charisa’s life had been tough. It took five years after her passing to find the culprit who assaulted her when she was a young woman. Furthermore, it was also in the fifth year after her departure that her family finally emerged.

too late? Was it really too

already slipped away. Beckham could never hold her in his embrace and hear her calling his name. He owed

a deep breath and wiped his tears. “Once Raymond is dead, I’ll come to find you. Please wait for

men arrived at Beckham’s door, Beckham had just finished his letter. As he

furrowed his brows, appearing displeased as he glanced at the door. He carefully shut Serafina

deep voice

are you doing here instead of

He smiled and replied,

have to

He feared Damien’s arrival and discussion would wake the children. Serafina might not be a problem,

to be now.” Damien took a deep breath and continued, “Please open the door. I’ll have Blake go in

deny that it was a good idea. Thus,