Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 33

Chapter 33 I’m Working

Cherise shook her head. “Never mind.”

“Why?”

“They want to ridicule me and will always find something to discuss. Even if I prove Damien isn’t old, ugly, fat, or bald, they will still taunt him for being disabled.”

She took a deep breath and put on her earphones. “I can just ignore them.”

Since she had married Damien, she had to take care of him. She couldn’t give him any trouble.

Lucy pursed her lips in exasperation. “Cressa is insulting you for no good reason.”

Cressa’s taunting would become worse if they couldn’t show her proof.

When Lucy thought about it, she felt that it was unfair. “Cherise, your marriage is legitimate. Why should they slander you like this?”

Cherise smiled slightly. “It’s alright. Ignore them.”

She gave Lucy some water. “Have some water and calm down. The lecturer is about to come.”

Today’s class was advanced mathematics with their lecturer nicknamed Ice Queen.

Lucy rolled her eyes and sipped the water. Cherise could accept it, but not her.

After the advanced mathematics lecture ended, Lucy said she was going to look for her cousin before she disappeared.

After Lucy left, everyone continued to insult Cherise and said Lucy was calling in reinforcements for Cherise.

Cherise didn’t care about what they were saying.

After classes ended, she walked to the entrance with her bag as usual.

“Cherise!”

Cressa’s annoying voice rang behind her. She had with her a group of classmates with malicious intentions, “We want to see who is providing for you!”

They kept pestering Cherise. Even if she didn’t want to get into a conflict with them, she grew agitated at their relentless behavior.

She took out her cell phone and wanted to tell Mr. Kolson not to pick her up when Cressa’s surprised voice rang behind her. “Dad!”

Cressa’s father was dressed impeccably as he stood before an extended Lincoln. He was quietly looking around at the school entrance.

Cressa’s jaw dropped, and her mouth was wide open.