My Blind Husband

The cause of Mr. Kolson’s disappearance and Cherises memory lapse stemmed from her clandestine rendezvous with a highly perilous individual. It was time for Cherise to take action regarding Sebastian. This time, she didn’t want Damien meddling in her affairs.

“I’m not keen on him accompanying me,” Cherise declared, drawing a deep breath. “What about this? I’ll set up the meeting, designate the time and place, and you can make preparations in advance. If he tries anything, you can keep me safe.”

Otto hesitated for a long time, but after locking eyes with Cherise and seeing her resolute expression, he eventually acquiesced with a nod.

“I’ve got your back. Even if it’s not for Mr. Lenoir’s sake, I’ll still protect you,” Otto assured Cherise before handing lan over to a nearby bodyguard. “Send him back to the mental hospital.” With Ian taken care of, Otto turned to Cherise. “Mrs. Lenoir, where do you plan to meet this person?”

“Right here,” Cherise replied, scanning the surroundings. “Get ready. I’ll set up the meeting now.”

“Alright,” Otto acknowledged before exiting.

Cherise dialed Sebastian’s number. Despite knowing the individual she wanted to meet posed a

phone carried a tracé of amusement. “It’s quite the rarity. Did Damien finally loosen the reins and let you reach

you’ll know he’s been holed up in Lenoir

time. Eventually, he chuckled.

Hotel,” Cherise answered readily.

Sebastian snickered. “And in a presidential

and a half years ago. You can’t do anything to me. And meeting at a reputable hotel like this means you don’t have to worry about Damien secretly sending

don’t have the means to send anyone to deal with you or Damien’ He remarked, “Such a shrewd plan sejenis uncharacteristic of you.” Sebastian had been keeping tabs on Lenoir Manor all along, and his people confirmed that Damien had been asleep in his bedroom all day.