Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband novel Chapter 954

Chapter 954 Capable to Handle

“Not really.”

Cherise tilted her head in an innocent manner. “Aren’t you here today to watch the children perform?”

“I dressed like this today to appear younger so that the children may find me more approachable.”

After speaking, she looked up and down at Hilda, “But Mrs. Parkson, with all this fur and leather boots…”

“To us adults, it may symbolize wealth and nobility, but to the children, fur and leather boots are just pieces of dead animals-they’d be terrified.”

Hilda’s mouth clamped as she fixed her eyes on Cherise, her face turning red from anger.

She snorted coldly, “I’ve heard that Mrs. Lenoir is charming and elegant, but I didn’t expect her mouth to be so vile and unladylike.”

“That’s because you’re out of touch.”

Cherise’s smile deepened, but it didn’t reach her eyes. “Perhaps Mrs. Parkson’s energy is all spent on scheming and dealing with mistresses, so she can’t be bothered to listen to someone like me.”

“I understand; I share my sympathies for your loss.”

With that, she turned to smile at Mrs. Lydia. “Isn’t it time? I can’t wait to see the children’s performance!”

She pointed to the camera equipment on her back, “I brought my camera equipment to capture the children’s performance and show it to Sera at home so that she can learn from it!”

“Then let’s all go in, let’s go in!”

Mrs. Lydia smiled and led a group of women into the building.

At the entrance of the small auditorium, Hilda stomped her foot fiercely after being pushed by the crowd, cursing viciously at everyone.

“Sir, should I let Blake deal with her?” Mr. Hampson asked quietly from the car not far from the auditorium.

“No need,” replied Damien calmly. “You have to believe that the current Mrs. Lenoir does have the ability to deal with these women.”

“There’s no need to intervene.”

With that, he shifted into a more comfortable position, leaning back on the leather seat, the voice of Cherise from yesterday echoing in his ears after learning the truth.

“Why? Just because Sebastian said something, it must be true?”

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