Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 343

Chapter 343 I’ll Dance For You 

Gwenn gritted her teeth and sat beside Beckham, her face pale. 

The servants served breakfast. 

Mr. Tanner stroked his beard and observed Cherise’s reaction. 

He spoke again. “Cherise, what do you enjoy about breakfast?” 

Cherise, who was devouring her food, paused. She put down her cutlery and looked up at Mr. Tanner with a smile. “I enjoy everything!” 

Mr. Tanner’s eyes crinkled as he smiled. “If that’s the case, we’ll have the same breakfast as yesterday.” 

“I’ll instruct the servants to prepare these dishes for you again over the next three days. 

Cherise was taken aback. She scratched her head in embarrassment. “Alright. Thank you, Grandpa!” 

Mr. Tanner beamed and continued to look at Cherise. “Dear Cherise, you must recover soon!” 

It was the first time an elderly felt a warm sensation in her heart. 

other than her grandmother had looked at her with 

such love and concern. Cherise 

She pursed her lips. “Grandpa, you don’t have to go through so much trouble. I’m healthy. I’ll be up and about by tomorrow!” 

“If you don’t believe me, I’ll dance for you tomorrow!” 

Mr. Tanner laughed delightedly. “Sure! Dance for me tomorrow!” 

“It’s been a long time since anyone has entertained me!” 

Kareen pursed her lips. “She’s such a naive girl. Does she even know how to dance?” 

“Didn’t she come from the countryside? Do people from rural areas have the means to learn dancing?” 

After thinking for a moment, she smiled. “It’ll be nice for her to dance for Mr. Tanner.” 

“Gwenn and I graduated from the same dance class. She has even won international prizes.” 

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“Cherise is just asking for trouble!” 

After breakfast, Cherise felt slightly worried. 

She had only been joking when she said she would dance for Mr. Tanner. 

The joke had started because of Lucy. 

Whenever Lucy had injured her legs, Cherise would always ask about her well-being. 

In response, Lucy grew annoyed and would say, “I’m fine! Believe it or not, I’ll dance for you tomorrow!” 

Lucy’s mother was a dancer, so her father had sent her to dance school at a young age. She had been learning dance for a long time. 

Therefore, “Believe it or not, I’ll dance for you tomorrow!” became one of Lucy’s favorite expressions. 

Cherise had wanted to amuse Mr. Tanner during breakfast, so she blurted it out. 

But in reality… 

She didn’t know how to dance.