His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1692

Avery replied, "No."

"Why? Do you need another operation? Why is it so complicated? Is the doctor confident that your eyes can be cured completely?" Mike said anxiously.

She thought she could recover after the operation. Unfortunately, that was not the case.

"If | recover successfully after this operation, the cornea will be replaced later. After my cornea gets replaced, | can see clearly again." Avery said, "As long as everything goes according to plan, the subsequent operation will be fine."

"Oh... How are you going to get the corneas you need? Does the hospital have a cornea bank?" Mike was worried, "Are there any specific requirements for corneal transplantation?"

“Mike, don't be nervous." Avery said calmly, "The hospital has a cornea bank. The doctor will help me find a suitable cornea. It's pretty trivial. I'm going to recover pretty quickly after the surgery!"

"You will definitely recover quickly." Mike encouraged her. "Are you scared of the dark? You can't see anything now, can you? Don't worry; | will stay by your side."

"| asked you to hire a nurse for me. Did you do that?" Avery asked.

It was inconvenient for her to do anything now, so hiring a carer would make her life easier.

call the nurse now?" "How much medicine do | have left?" She was having an infusion now. "A

is finished, call the nurse. The nurse will accompany me. You can go

to look after you? | must be here with you!" Mike

home alone;

to serve him. You can recover now, and don't think about anything." Mike reassured her, "And as for Layla, don't worry too much. Layla is almost ten years old; she should be more independent." Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the (F)indNƟvᴇl.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of

answer. She was very apologetic towards Layle ?g+>

if you want to see them." Mike comforted her, "When your illness is cured, you can return to Aryadelle to take care of the children anytime. Elliot didn't say you would

not

and Robert, you could retaliate by not showing him Hayden."

painful, as the wounds in the eyes involved nerves in her entire head. She was already feeling the pain from her injuries. If she thought about sad things,

Mike asked. "No... It'll be

matter how painful she felt now, she couldn't make up for the debt she owed to

He came out of the bedroom and walked

about his dau tepnaendice ifthe badk arlni¢ thind told him that his daughter was unusually sad

of the room He saw that the warm orange light was turned on and heard Layla sobbing. Mrs. Cooper sat next to Layla and coaxed her in a low voice: "My