Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband novel Chapter 71

Chapter 71 Mr Lenoir

Lila rolled her eyes; after all, who was not aware of the Lenoir family? They were the wealthiest family in Adania, with business spanning over various industries. However, wasn’t the casanova, Tristan, the eldest son of the Lenoir family? What had this blind man. got to do with the Lenoir family?

The supervisor whispered, “This is the other son from the Lenoir family. Were you expecting David to bow down to any Tom, Dick, and Harry? You could have poked. anyone, but you chose to poke this bear? And you even forced his wife to handwash her bed sheets? Did you know that on the first day Cherise got married, a silly worker who failed to tame her tongue was flogged to death?”

Lila was shocked to the point that she almost collapsed. Cherise was held back by David just as she started pushing Damien out. “Mr Lenoir, well… Just because of the incompetencies of some of my employees, it is rather unfair to burn the bridge between.

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Cherise frowned as she gazed upon David. “You are the manager of this sanatorium?” David was pretty excited that Cherise was willing to engage in negotiations. That’s right! I

manager!” Cherise clenched her jaws, “Well, for starters, the washing machine has been down for a long period.” She was sincere in her suggestion, “If you are the manager, please get it fixed as soon as possible; the bedsheets around here are tough-handwashing them is not only exhausting, it definitely does not thoroughly clean them.” As she spoke, her vision shifted towards the corner that was inundated with bedsheets. “I am pretty sure that the sanitizing effect of a washing machine is superior compared to hand washing” A a sanitorium, cleanliness and sanitization should be expected, not a luxury, right?

Beads of sweat were visibly forming on David’s forehead when he was confronted with their incompetency.

Damien lifted his hand as his fingers drummed on his chair’s leather arm support. “Unable to repair a broken washing machine nor carry out proper sanitization…” His smirk was a terrifying harbinger, “Well, I believe it is only right for this sanitorium to be shut down for maintenance for a few months. After all, it should not be too much to ask for an operating washing machine and proper sanitization to be in business.”