Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband novel Chapter 25

Chapter 25 Is He Mute Too?

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No one appeared among the overgrown weeds. Nicky felt that the person who had thrown the dart was a coward who only dared to hide in the dark, so he spoke nastily.

“Don’t freaking hide in the dark. Don’t you dare to come out? Are you a coward?”

The surroundings were momentarily quiet.

Another swish was heard. A dart flew and landed on Nicky’s chin, and he howled in grief.

“Your mouth is filthy. You deserve it.”

A quiet young voice rang.

Cherise raised her head and subconsciously looked toward the sound.

She saw a young boy who seemed to be twelve or thirteen walk over calmly while pushing a wheelchair.

The man in the wheelchair had his eyes covered with black silk. He looked arrogant and shrewd.

“It’s just a blind man and a child, but you have the nerve to be arrogant?”

The man beside Nicky sneered. “Nick, should we attack?”

“Attack!”

Nicky jeered. “Leave the little one to me. Make sure the disabled one becomes more paralyzed!”

After Nicky instructed his friends, they headed straight for Damien.

Two minutes later, Cherise and Lucy looked at the men on the ground in astonishment. They were covering their heads with their hands and wailing. “What…”

They didn’t see clearly how the young boy had done it. The child had managed to attack more than ten

men?

Nicky gritted his teeth in pain. As he bawled, he took out his cell phone to send Eriana a message. “Wait and see, Cherise Shaw! I’ll tell my mom to come and look for you now! Not only will she ask you for money, but you’ll also have to pay for my hospital bills!”

Lucy pursed her lips. She walked to Nicky and kicked him. “You bully the weak, but you’re afraid of the powerful. Cherry didn’t hit you. If you’re so clever, ask the person who beat you up to pay your medical

bill!”

“That’s right.”

The young boy pursed his lips. He gestured like he was going to punch Nicky again.

Nicky, who had just threatened Cherise, immediately crawled up and escaped in embarrassment.