My Blind Husband novel (Damien and Cherie) novel Chapter 206

Chapter 206 Afraid You’d Feel Awkward

“Taking my wife to school is perfectly acceptable,” the man said in his deep voice. “as for the matter of my eyes…”

“Last night, I had Jacob issue a statement,” he continued, “explaining that my eyes were healed during the time I spent in the countryside.”

Jacob had devised a more comprehensive, flawless plan for the announcement. Initially, that was the plan he had intended to go with. After all, Jacob had already arranged for overseas ophthalmologists to participate in the charade.

But after what Cherise had put him through last night, he wasn’t willing to wait, not even for a

week.

If someone like lan could figure out the truth about his eyes, it was only a matter of time before. Raymond and the others did, too..

Instead of waiting for them to catch on, Damien decided to reveal the truth himself because, at this juncture, no one in the Lenoir family had the means to threaten him.

Cherise pursed her lips and responded, “Oh.”

She felt somewhat let down. She hadn’t even given Damien a chance to explain, and he had already made this matter public. And she had only learned the secret less than twenty-four hours. ago, and it was no longer a secret.

Soon, they arrived at the school. Cherise exited the car, carrying her backpack as she entered the

campus.

“Hey, Cherry, I heard your husband’s eyes were cured by the doctor in your hometown.”

During lunch, Lucy sat across from her, grinning slyly. “So, the handsome blind man isn’t blind. anymore. You must be thrilled, right?”

“That doctor from your hometown seems talented. Why don’t we invite him to our school as a lecturer?”

“Your husband was blind for over ten years, and now he can see again!”

Cherise couldn’t help but pursed her lips. This topic never failed to put her in a bad mood. She toyed with her food, poking at it with her fork as she replied, “It’s not about the doctor. In fact, he didn’t lose his sight in the first place.”

Lucy blinked in surprise. Lowering her voice, she asked, “Huh? Your husband… How could he not have been blind?”

“But he really wasn’t blind,” Cherise sniffled. “I only found out about this last night.”