My Blind Husband
Chapter 759
Chapter 759 Lucy’s Stomach Doing Flips
Never in a million years would Heather have guessed that this seemingly enraged woman, unleashing her fury on Lennon, was Cherise’s close friend! It made Heather feel insignificant and a pang of hurt as a relative newcomer to Cherise’s circle.
Taking a deep breath, she prepared to speak. However, Lennon, who had been observing the scene with a frosty demeanor, interjected with a scoff.
“Heather simply wasn’t aware. I don’t make a habit of broadcasting my medical history. Besides, you should know better than anyone whether I’m ‘fit’ or ‘capable’ enough, I supposed?”
He said, his eyes flashing with a hint of insinuation and challenge.
Lucy’s hands clenched into fists at her sides, but she quickly replaced her anger with a smirk as she pulled up a chair beside Lennon. “Fine. Whatever you drink, I’ll match.”
With that, she shot a frosty glare across the table at Heather. “How many drinks has he had?”
Heather was completely blindsided. This turn of events was unexpected. Hesitantly, she raised three fingers.
grabbed the bottle, filled her glass, and downed it. Without pausing, she poured another and repeated
her third drink, the hand
“If I hadn’t smashed that last
only manage a
Just as she raised the glass to her lip Lennon’s face
“Have you
had a high tolerance for alcohol, her stomach was less forgiving. Having consumed so much. on an empty stomach, she knew
feel like death warmed over, so let’s toast to
a nonchalant shrug, but Lennon grabbed her wrist
voice was a low growl, but
anger.
now, finally understood. In fact, there was no way she
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