Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 646

Chapter 646 The Patient From The Past 

Cherise took a sharp breath. 

“Are you okay with leaving Maeve alone with Tristan?” 

Charles was surprised. He looked at Cherise in confusion and glanced at Damien. “Why wouldn’t I be…” 

Charles and Maeve had recently met. At that time, Tristan had already cut ties with Raymond. After enduring numerous lashings from Raymond, he was banished to Africa. 

Damien had rescued Tristan from Africa, and now Tristan was completely submissive to Maeve and Damien after enduring great suffering. 

Therefore, Charles was unaware of the extent of Tristan’s past wrongdoings. 

“Tristan has changed.” Damien reassured Cherise calmly, “I’ll explain everything later. 

Cherise pursed her lips, “Fine. Even if Tristan won’t harm the vulnerable Maeve, why are yo having a barbecue here?” She had rushed over, assuming that Damien and Charles were here. to convince Isaac to attend tomorrow’s press conference! 

“Let me introduce Mr. Stein first.” Damien smiled casually, instantly understanding the woman’s thoughts. “You can voice your disapproval after you learn who he is.” 

Cherise remained silent and waited for the man to speak. 

“I’m Mr. Stein, and I was the patient involved in the so-called medical mishap two years ago. The man Cherise didn’t recognize smiled faintly and began to introduce himself. “I was quite surprised when I saw the news today. Mr. Lenoir asked me to help Dr. Roebuck, so here I 

am.” 

Cherise was so stunned that she couldn’t speak for a while. 

Did Damien actually find the patient from the past? 

“I was just as surprised as you are.” Mr. Stein was moved when he saw Cherise’s astonished gaze. “I always believed that the surgery back then was successful, and I was unaware of the subsequent drama.” 

“After the surgery two years ago, I moved to Australia. I had no idea about the events. unfolding here. But Mr. Lenoir contacted me two days ago and asked me to help the doctor who operated on me back then.” 

“Naturally, I agreed. Moreover, Mr. Lenoir gave me a generous gift to persuade me to come” 

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