Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 218

Leanne had only shared what happened on that day with the police and her aunt. It had been ages since she last spoke of it, or even allowed herself to remember.

For a long while, visions of that pitch-dark factory and its lingering stench haunted her nightmares.

Belinda, initially shocked, gradually looked at her with eyes full of sympathy. “I had no idea you went through such a life…”:

“Belinda, I don’t have kids, so maybe I can’t fully grasp how you feel,” Leanne said. “But I know my mom would understand you because she loved me just as much as you love Jada.”

Tears welled up in Belinda’s eyes, and she raised her hand to wipe them away, but Leanne handed her a tissue from her pocket instead.

“You really should kick that habit of rubbing your eyes, especially with your condition. You need to be extra careful about eye hygiene.”

After cleaned her tears, Belinda tried to compose herself, but Leanne continued, “Yesterday, Jada asked me if I’d use my eyes to save my mom if I could. If I had the chance,” she said, “I’d pay any price, not just my eyes. Jada feels the same way.”

These words broke the dam of Belinda’s emotions, and she started sobbing uncontrollably, trying hard not to be too loud for fear of being heard by her child.

But Jada still came out of her room, wiping her mom’s tears with her tiny hands while her

own tears fell.

two cried together, a heart-wrenching scene of a mother and daughter clinging to each

turned away, took a deep breath, and forced her

tissues with Belinda, gently patted her shoulder, and stood up to

Belinda said

what?” Leanne replied. “I haven’t really

of guilt; her ability to help was so

Leanne sought out Dr. Yates, the hospital’s top expert in treating a rare form of cancer that

upon mentioning Jada, “Every day she lives is a bonus at this point.”

Despite advancements in medical technology, there were still limits to what they

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taking the child’s corneas now, but if the worst happens, her eyes could give her mother a chance to see the world again.” Leanne had already tried, but seeing the mother and daughter in tears was

heart-wrenching.

was there for

cover Jada’s treatment costs, whatever

“Leanne, you’ve been around long enough to know better than to get