Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 506

Chapter 506 Hansen Lenoir

The people around Raymond were snobbish, only interested in associating with those who had made their mark in the business world. Take his beloved brother, Hansen Lenoir, for instance.

So, when Raymond was yet to establish himself, he assumed his brother’s identity and swindled. his way across Europe under the guise of Hansen.

As a result, when he found himself in bed with the alluring woman from the Tanner family, she also believed Raymond was Hansen.

Interestingly, Raymond was in a protracted feud with Hansen during that period. Hansen constantly urged him to work hard like a seasoned professional.

Work hard?

The Lenoir family members had been running the Lenoir Group since their youth. Was there a need to work hard??

So, with bitterness, he revealed Hansen’s whereabouts to the Miles family.

In the end-Hansen and his wife met with a fatal car accident, leaving no survivors.

And Raymond emerged as the sole heir of the Lenoir family.

From that moment, Raymond realized he had crossed a point of no return in his life.

So, he embarked on a path of vengeance against Maeve and Damien, straying from the path of morality….

Reflecting on the past, Raymond let out a soft sigh.

“Things seem to be getting more and more intriguing.” And Raymond believed fate was on his side.

At present, Damien’s heart and soul were now entwined with Cherise, his hopes and dreams. inextricably linked to hers. How would he react upon discovering that Cherise was the daughter of his sworn enemy?

Inside, Damien’s grandfather, Peter, sat engrossed in a chess game with his sister Maeve.

Once shrouded in mystery, Maeve had shed her veil, her face now a familiar sight to the household staff. Despite the constant stares, she carried herself with quiet grace.

Peter, his eyes still focused on the chessboard, broke the silence. “Quit overthinking. You’ve made your choice; now embrace it fully. Let go of the past and live in the present.”

Maeve, her brows furrowed in contemplation, remained silent.