This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr

This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr Chapter 372

Looking at Sonia, who was getting more and more worked up, Charles was very distressed.

Immediately, he took her into his arms. “Darling, don’t be afraid. Maybe it’s just temporary. Maybe the situation is not as serious as we think.”

As he said that, he tapped the emergency call at the head of the bed a few times in a row.

Sonia obviously didn’t listen to a word of Charles’ comfort as she was now only immersed in the panic of being blind, blocking everything else.

Even if she heard it, could she bring herself to believe him?

She was already blind—how could it be only temporary?

After all, she had never heard of a blind person who was only temporarily blind.

Sonia closed her eyes and shed tears silently as she fell into absolute silence and blocked everything else.

Charles knew that whenever she was in this state, no matter what outsiders said, it would be useless.

Now, he could only pray for good news from the doctor.

Charles clenched his fists and looked at Sonia sadly.

Why is God doing this to my darling? Why would He toy her like this?

The amount of pain that she has endured—is it not enough? And on top of all that, for her to be made blind? Isn’t God a little bit too cruel?

Outside the ward, a group of doctors and nurses rushed over.

In the ward next door, Tom came out to take a look. He happened to see the group of doctors and nurses entering Sonia’s ward, and instantly, his face was filled with joy. Immediately abandoning the idea of going back to the office, he turned back to the ward and said to Toby, “President Fuller, Good news! Miss Reed is awake!”

If Sonia hadn’t woken up, why would so many doctors and nurses rush over to her ward?

When Toby, who was scanning through the documents on the hospital bed, heard what Tom said, he slammed the documents close and got out of bed. Without even bothering to sit in the wheelchair, he walked directly to the next door.

As soon as he entered the door, Toby heard Charles shouting eagerly, “Doctor! Please take a look at her eyes. She can’t see anything!”

At this moment, Toby’s expression changed.

Sonia is blind?

immediately strode to the hospital

was by the door, was

things turn out this way? he

the Sonia’s bed and looked at her lying on it while staring at the ceiling blankly. He lowered his

Sonia didn’t respond.

like she had even lost her sense

felt defeated. Not wanting to disturb the doctors diagnosing and treating her, he

I know?” Charles replied with

see, so he wanted to know the reason more

Charles really didn’t know, he withdrew his gaze and cast his eyes on Sonia again. The worry in his eyes

while, the

Both men approached.

it was Toby who asked first,

hospital bed, finally reacted

wanted to know

the small flashlight and replied, “The

that be recovered?” Toby asked again, narrowing his

professional equipment to determine what caused her blindness. Only by clarifying this can I know

still standing here? Use whatever professional equipment needed to check, then! I’ll

ran out

touch

the end, when his hand finally reached

because he knew that when she was awake, she would not

he withdrew his looming

breath and looked at Sonia seriously and tenderly. “Don’t worry. It will all be fine. If you can’t be cured here, I’ll take you to another hospital. If it doesn’t work there, we’ll go abroad and find the best doctor. We will definitely heal your

sense where he was based on the origin of his

the direction of Toby and ‘looked’ at

lips parted, as if trying to

cut her off. “Alright, now. If you have anything to say, wait

she was going to say that she didn’t need him nor

something for her, not to ask her forgiveness, but just to make up for

Toby’s strong orders, the doctor naturally did not dare to object and hurriedly asked

Charles were waiting anxiously along with

caretaker to the hospital cafeteria for lunch, so he was not in the ward. After returning to the ward, he found out that Sonia had entered the

took very

neither Toby nor Charles was

quietly in the row of chairs,