Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 912 The Clueless Husband 

‘What should | do in this situation?” Soon, Lucy’s reply came.

‘Do you want to hear the truth?” ‘Yes,’ Cherise typed.

‘If | were you, | would go to the appointment, get Sebastian drunk, and make him sign an agreement to transfer the shares to Damien.’

‘But | can hold my liquor while you can’t, so this method might not work for you. You better not go’ Sighing out loud, Cherise rubbed her temples.Content provided by NôvelDrama.Org.

‘So you’re saying | can’t avoid him.’

‘Well, that’s basically what | mean.’

Lucy’s words were straightforward, ‘If you really want to help Damien, it’s better to go talk to Sebastian in the office and organize the information. It’s more effective than doing nothing.’

Cherise gripped her phone tightly by her side and closed her eyes, seriously considering Lucy's suggestion. She had to admit that Lucy was right. The most effective way to help Damien was to go talk to Sebastian and ask him not to make things difficult for Damien.

Although she knew her abilities were limited and that Sebastian might not be willing to go through the deal just because they were old classmates, she still had to try something.

Even if she failed, she would not regret trying to plead with Sebastian.

Taking a deep breath, Cherise mustered her courage and found Sebastian’s contact information again Just as she opened the chat box, she heard the footsteps of a man outside the door.

A few seconds later, Damien, who was sweating profusely, handed Cherise a large black plastic bag. Cherise looked at the fully packed plastic bag in front of her, shocked.

“Why... so many?”

“| don’t know which brand you like, or which type you prefer.”

Fidgeting nervously with his hands, Damien looked a little embarrassed as he turned his face away and said, “So | bought every kind.”

Dumbfounded, Cherise was left speechless.

Every kind... he bought them all?

Does this man know how many brands and types of sanitary pads there are?

Just as she was pondering this, Damien handed her another big bag and then another. Cherise continued to stare in amazement at the line of bags in front of her.

Finally, she looked at the several large bags of sanitary pads that almost filled the bathroom and finally believed that Damien had not been exaggerating.

He really did... buy them all. It was fortunate that she had sent him to a small convenience store.

Otherwise, would he have filled the entire bedroom?

But considering that he didn’t know any better and that he really did it for her sake, Cherise couldn't bear to blame him. She could only pick out a nighttime pad from the pile and then neatly stack the rest in a corner.

Cherise believed that when Frances came to clean the next day, she would definitely be shocked by the sight of sanitary pads flooding the entire bathroom!

The woman shook her head helplessly, tidied herself up, and then left with her phone in hand.

On the big bed outside, Damien had already prepared warm water mixed with brown sugar and a heating pad. He was just patiently waiting for her.

Seeing her approach, the man quickly handed her the water mixed with brown sugar and then gently placed the heating pad on her lower abdomen. “Does it hurt?” he asked gently.

Cherise was deeply moved; she finished the water with one gulp. “It doesn’t hurt.”

She had never had the problem of menstrual pain. This time, her menstruation came early because she had been staying up late and couldn't sleep, causing a hormonal imbalance. It would be fine after taking care of herself for a while.

Still worried, Damien’s eyebrows slanted with concern as he said, “Should we go for a check-up tomorrow?” “No need!”

Cherise helplessly glanced at him, amused by his serious expression. “I am a doctor myself. | know how serious it is; it’s not a big deal!”

After saying that, she put down the cup of water mixed with brown sugar and turned off the bedside lamp. “Let’s go to sleep!”

Damien lay back on the bed, carefully holding her in his arms. “If it hurts, just tell me,” he said softly.