Marrying the Man in the Dark

Later, Sebastian and Cherise’s grandmother became close, and her grandmother always brought him a lunchbox.

During those days…

Cherise knew she could never return to those carefree days.

“Can you bring me to pay respects to your grandmother when you’re free?” Sebastian looked at her and continued, “You and your grandmother were the greatest warmth I felt when I first arrived in Shawbury.”

Sebastian was telling the truth this time. Back then, he arrived in Shawbury as a new transfer student. As he was ugly, timid, and chubby, no one paid attention to him.

Cherise, his deskmate, was the only exception. She always cheered him on and helped him with his studies. Whenever Sebastian reminisced about his time in Shawbury, the only person he could recall was Cherise.

“Sure,” Cherise agreed earnestly. “But I might not have much time recently, as my husband needs me…..”

chuckled. “You’re an inexperienced new employee. Damien can do without you. You won’t be given

true.” Cherise frowned. “I have

immediately stopped herself before she could reveal anything further. Then, she looked at Sebastian and abruptly changed the topic. “I must help my husband the best that I

her approvingly. “I hope you can be his best assistant. I also hope that Damien can solve the problem soon. Then, you can take

at the man in front of her. She could never

while, Cherise finally gathered courage. “Sebastian, you know better than I do what crisis my husband is facing. If you truly want to end this crisis sooner… could you do me a favor and sell the shares that don’t originally belong to the Weiss family to

his coffee cup and took a sip. “I have no intention of giving

about this matter…” Sebastian smiled at Cherise.

lit up. “Really?”

to offer

vaguely understanding what Sebastian meant.