My Blind Husband

Chapter 746 I Know Everything

Being at the beach and feeling the gentle sea breeze against her skin gradually calmed her heart

Cherise furrowed her brow as she gazed at the seaside. Suddenly, a lost memory surfaced, prompting her to smack her forehead.

Five years ago, she fought with Damien after learning that her uncle was the culprit who set fire to Maeve. Damien then drove along the coastal road and brought her to this place. He had purchased a seaside villa in her name, claiming to use it to bind her to him.

The memory prompted her to turn instinctively and look towards the villa.

As expected, the seaside villa stood there quietly, untouched by the passage of five years.

The ocean remained unchanged, the villa was untouched, and the people in her life… were still the same.

Damien opened the door with a smile and strode toward the backseat. He carried Cherise out of the car and cradled her in his arms, heading determinedly toward the villa.

Cherise furrowed her brows and protested instinctively. “I can walk by myself. Put me down…”

But Damien ignored her and continued carrying her as he walked

gently on a large bed in

a panoramic view of the boundless sea. Sunlight streamed through the windows, bathing the room in at golden

pinned her beneath him, gazing at her with eyes brimming

Cherise’s heart fluttered nervously. She looked uneasily at the

her the last time she found herself in this position. Finally, exhausted and devoid of strength, she even tasted his devilishly good cooking

not help but feel a sense of panic upon finding

me?” Damien’s eyes focused intensely on hers. They were

was taken aback. “What… what are you talking

leaned down, planting a kiss on her cheek. “Cherry, I know everything. It wasn’t Rowena who saved me three years ago. It was you,

briefly stunned before nodding. Then, she pursed her lips, asking, “How…

out?”

Damien traced her lips with his fingertips. “When were you

you

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guilt under his intense gaze. She bit her lip and turned her face away,