Chapter 160


    Chapter 160 Damien Being Unusually Amodating


    “Maybe you can persuade him to give it a shot. Who knows, it might work?” Cherise. nodded


    enthusiastically. “Definitely!”


    “Do you know where the holistic medicine doctor is located? I can take my husband to see. him


    sometime.”


    “It’s up


    in the mountains near our hometown, Jan furrowed his brows, thinking for at


    moment.


    “But Cherry, I’d suggest you n a little getaway with your husband, and during the trip, you can visit


    the old holistic medicine doctor.”


    Cherise furrowed her brows. “Why’s that?”


    Ian began gently persuading her. “Firstly, that old holistic medicine doctor has some, family connections


    with me. Your husband hasn’t been the most weing toward me, so if he figures out you took him


    there and finds the connection, he might jump to conclusions.”


    Cherise paused, then nodded. “I see. Anything else?”


    “Secondly…” Ian thought for a moment. “Your husband probably wants his eyes to recover even more


    than you do, but holistic medicine is a bit of a long shot. If you don’t tell him beforehand, he won’t get


    his hopes up, and he won’t be let down if it doesn’t work, right?”


    Cherise pressed her lips and contemted. “That makes sense.”


    She took a deep breath and looked at Ian with gratitude. “Thank you. He should have. some free time


    coming up.”


    “I’ll arrange a visit to our hometown soon under the pretense of visiting my grandma and taking a little


    break, and we can see the doctor then.”


    With the n in ce, that evening after dinner, Cherise deliberately stuck close to Damien.


    “Honey, it’s been a while since we visited my grandma.”


    She rested her head on Damien’sp, her eyes shining as she gazed at him.


    Damien


    gave a faint smile and ruffled her hair. Didn’t we talk to her on the phone just at few days ago? She


    mentioned she’s back home after being discharged from the hospital.”


    “But a phone call isn’t the same as seeing her in person.” Cherise pouted.


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    “Darling, we’ve just closed a major deal, and the whole team is taking a break. You should unwind,


    too.”


    “I’ll take you to the countryside to visit my grandma, and we can have some rxation time by catching


    fish with our bare hands and feeding them to my cat. How does that sound?”


    Damien chuckled. “Oh? You’re that skilled, catching fish barehanded?”


    “Obviously!” Cherise said with a sense of pride, raising her head high. “Catching fish with bare hands,


    like fishing, requires a calm and focused mind.”


    “Those folks in my hometown couldn’t match my skills!”


    “I used to catch so many fish when I was a kid. We’d fry the big ones for my aunt and take the small


    ones home to feed Plumkin.”


    “Plumkin is the cat I raised in the countryside! I found her when she was just a kitten!”


    “Now, she’s aged and probably turned into a Grumpkin…”


    As a country girl at heart, Cherise couldn’t resist sharing her stories about rural life.


    She recounted every detail, from fishing with equipment to hands-on fish-catching. And from her cat,


    Plumkin, to Jack, the neighbor, giving birth to chubby twins.


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    Even Mr. Hampson, standing nearby, grew tired and disinterested. He didn’t know these country folks


    and didn’t care about their stories. Who would bother listening to these mundane tales?


    But Damien listened attentively and quietly as Cherise let loose her stream of stories. asionally,


    he’d pose a question.


    Like, “So, did Vivian finally get married?”


    Or, “Can your uncle’s cats, Sky and Tay, climb trees?”


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