My Blind Husband

“I didn’t say you made it taste bad. I just…” She turned to look at Sebastian. “There’s no need to make things difficult for him, right? People’s tastes always change. I don’t like this drumstick, but it doesn’t mean it’s bad!”

“Then why don’t you like it?” Sebastian’s narrow eyes were fixed on Cherise. “Is it because you’ve changed your mind and moved on? Do you hate everything you liked in the past? Is that it?” Cherise was dumbstruck. Why is he making me sound like an unfaithful person?

Taking a deep breath, she looked up at Sebastian. “I came to the banquet today because we were classmates in the past. I don’t care about how this drumstick tasted in the past or how it was back then. I’m only concerned about whether you’re still the same person from before.” She glanced at Sebastian coldly. “It was my mistake. I shouldn’t have come today!”

The chubby Sebastian liked to make her laugh, tell her stories, and doodle in books in the always thought Sebastian was an optimistic and positive person. But now, she finally realized that the current Sebastian was a completely different person!

expression on his face. There was no need for Cherise to continue talking to him! It wasn’t worth

who’s

our agreement because you married Damien, right?” Cherise had just walked away when she heard Sebastian’s voice behind her, slightly derisive. “I said I would return to look for you and kept my word. Even if you’re married, I can still locate you.” As Sebastian’s voice fell, his bodyguard blocked Cherise’s path. “I know why

Damien, right?” The man smiled faintly. He sat in his chair, picked up his coffee, and took a sip. “You came all the way to Shawbury from Adania for Damien, and you’ll return empty-handed. That’s not right,

Sebastian looked up at Cherise. “I can return Damien’s shares to him, but