My Blind Husband

“If you’re upset, you can hit me,” he said.

“You can also scold me,” he added.

Cherise shook her head in firm denial, “No way!”

Snuggling into his arms, she felt the warmth of his body. “You are so good to me…”

She really didn’t know how to respond to his affection.

Just as she was thinking so, her thoughts suddenly veered back to Sebastian.

Three days later, at Shawberry.

The woman closed her eyes, pacing back and forth. Should I go or not? she thought to herself, still questioning her decision.

Time passed quickly, and in the blink of an eye, Cherise had been working in Damien’s office for four days.

In these four days, she had sorted out fifty shareholders holding a significant amount of shares in the Lenoir Group.

Among these shareholders, excluding those abroad, bedridden, or missing, there were more than twenty left.

carefully calculated that if Damien could repurchase the shares of these twenty-plus shareholders,

twenty-plus people to transfer their shares, then Sebastian and his family would just be ordinary shareholders of the Lenoir Group. They would not possess the qualifications to become the chairman; therefore, they would have no way of

persuading these twenty-plus

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glared at him in disdain, annoyed by his insensitive remark. “You can memorize the questions for the

Cherise with concern. “Cherry, don’t be too upset. Your husband is so capable. There must be no problem!”

in front of her in one gulp and then stood up, saying, “I’ll go back first and see if I can

that, she turned around

Heather shared daggers at

how can

just stating the

a grimace. “You’re so brusque; it’s no

an eyebrow

that up?” he asked, his voice tinged with a hint of

isn’t

I used to think of you

in the room, frowning as he

held the contact information she had

calling one by one to