Marrying the Man in the Dark (Damien and Cherise) novel Chapter 532

Chapter 532 He’s My Father-in-Law

“Secondly, I have important matters to attend to, I don’t have time to engage in idle chatter with

you.”

Damien responded with a faint smile. He shifted into a more comfortable position in the passenger seat. “Firstly, I never signed the divorce papers back then, so technically, we’re not divorced.

“If you have indeed married another man, I advise you to finalize our divorce promptly. Otherwise, you’ll be charged with the crime of bigamy.”

“However, legally, if you haven’t married anyone else, we’re still husband and wife,”

“There’s nothing wrong with a husband taking a ride in his wife’s car.

“Moreover, it’s normal for a husband to accompany his wife when she has important matters to attend to.”

Cherise drew in a sharp breath.

Is this man planning to be unreasonable to the very end?

Just as she was about to demand Damien to leave, her phone rang.

It was a call from Beckham.

“Cherise, why haven’t you replied to my message? I was worried something might have happened to you.”

“What could happen to me?”

Cherise shot Damien Lenoir a warning glance, signaling him to remain silent: “Don’t worry, Fll be

home soon.

“Please prepare some delicious food for tonight.”

“Sure, sure!”

Beckham’s laughter echoed warmly over the phone. “You should bring the two little ones with you. I haven’t seen them in a while.”

When Beckham mentioned ‘the two little ones, Cherise Shaw instinctively glanced at Damien

Lenoir.

Thankfully, he did not seem to have overheard the conversation.

She breathed a sigh of relief. “They might not be able to make it. I’ll bring them next time.”

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Beckham’s mood seemed to deflate slightly over the phone. “Why?”

He had not seen his grandchildren for half a month.

“No special reason. Cherise smiled. “I completed a thirteen-hour surgery last night and slept all day. Anyway, I just woke up and am too tired to pick them up. I’ll head straight to your place.”

There was a long silence on the other end. “Sure.”