My Blind Husband

Chapter 77 Provocation

Lucy was peeved. “Cressa Lyes, I’m the one who knocked into you. Why are you targeting Cherise?”

Cressa laughed coolly. “I’ll target whoever I want to. Do I need a reason for it?”

A cold glint gleamed in her eyes. “Besides, I haven’t settled that last incident with you yet, Cherise!”

Cherise pressed her lips together. She was the victim in that incident. Cressa was the one who plastered her name all over the campus confession page, then came to her and caused trouble.

Now, she wanted to settle a debt?

She pursed her lips. “Ms. Lyes, I don’t want to argue with you. How do you want us to make this up to you?”

Lucy pulled Cherise, thinking of leaving.

“She already slapped me. What else should we do? We’re even now! You’re the only one who wants to pay for her dress. She’s definitely going to make some ridiculous demand…

“You’re leaving just like that?”

Cressa and her friends blocked their path.

pay for my dress? Let me tell you, this is

laughed, looking at Cherise with

fifty-eight thousand? Tell me, how many times do you have to sleep with that blindy to get fifty-eight

Cherise furrowed her eyebrows.

in her

Cherise, Cressa was getting full of herself. Her arrogance resembled a peacock showing off his feathers as she paced before

may be overly cautious that he doesn’t dare to offend a

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laughing, she stood before Cherise and pulled her

the Lenoir family cast him out over a decade ago. Even when he was young, he caused his parents and his sister’s death. Then, three fiancées died. He’s cursed. Do you know why you’re still alive even though

as cold as winter. “It’s because you’re

gritted her teeth, staring daggers at

was on

for money? Oh, there’s one thing I don’t understand. He can’t see anything. So how does he find your hole when sleep together? His eyes don’t work.

you

eyes. She forced her words out through her gritted teeth.

called, Jacob was looking through lan’s resume in his

the central hospital before you

his lips together. “The superiors were worried about getting in trouble because I offended someone.