Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 689

Chapter 689 Come Home 

“Do you 

still expect me to look after them for you? If I take care of the children and Cherise, they will become mine!” 

“You wouldn’t dare.” 

Damien’s hand trembled as he held the phone. “Then go check on Rowena.” 

“And what about you?” 

“I’m going after my darling.” 

He ended the call and stormed out. 

As he reached the ground floor, he saw Cherise hailing a taxi with their two children. 

He pulled her into his arms and roared, “Come home with me!” 

Cherise frowned and pulled away from his grip. “Home?” 

In Adania, the concept of home had long eluded her. 

But her strength was no match for Damien’s. 

He held her tightly and whispered, “Cherry, you haven’t been home for five years. Frances and the others miss you. Don’t you want to come back?” 

“And the tree you planted in the yard, and…” 

He looked at the two little ones beside him and said, “They’ve never come back to see where we used to live.” 

Cherise struggled against his firm grip, glaring at him hotly. “I told you to settle things with 

savior before coming to me!” 

your 

“There’s nothing to settle.” 

Damien’s piercing gaze bore into Cherise and asserted, “I have nothing to hide from her; why should she affect our relationship?” 

Cherise was surprised and a little confused by his firm and determined attitude. 

He had always been a sentimental man in her memory. 

It was surprising how coldly he treated his savior. 

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Yet, to some extent, she had also saved his life once. 

While Cherise was momentarily distracted, Damien took the opportunity to gesture to Mr. Kolson, who was standing nearby. 

When Cherise regained consciousness, she found herself and the two children inside. Damien’s car. 

The driver, Mr. Kolson, thoughtfully lowered the partition, separating the family of four from the driver. 

Cherise pursed her lips, looking at Damien helplessly, and admonished, “Aren’t you afraid that your savior would be angry if you took us home?” 

Damien held her hand tightly, his voice low but gentle. “She has no right to be angry.” 

“She should be happy for me.” 

Cherise pursed her lips, and a warmth filled her heart. 

She knew Damien would never ignore Rowena and would always be grateful to his savior.