When His Eyes Opened

Chapter 1607

“You didn’t beat me seriously. You see I’m fine now.” Avery listened to his self-blaming tone, looked at his guilty eyes, and became more and more afraid to tell him about her illness.

Elliot: “Don’t block other men’s fists in the future. No one deserves this except children.”

“I see.” Avery did regret it.

Avery didn’t think about it that much when she blocked Mike’s fist. If she could have thought at the time that she had undergone surgery and could not have been hit hard, she would never have done that.

After turning off the lights, she lay in bed, unable to sleep.

Elliot fell asleep quickly. He played playing-cards at his uncle’s house for a day today. He said that he was very sleepy at the time and kept his spirits high.

Mainly, the people from his uncle’s side were strangers to him.

Besides, he didn’t like playing playing-cards much at all. He could play with acquaintances for a while, and it was boring to play with unfamiliar people.

Avery opened her eyes and looked into the dimly lit room, replaying what happened in the hospital today in her mind.

is actually quite strong, especially for birth, old age, sickness and death, she has already made sufficient psychological preparations. She also knew very well

caused by a severe blow, not a tumor, so she may not

optic nerve had been compressed before, but she didn’t find it, and the optic nerve never returned to

matter how

–Blindness at most.

it’s actually not that

blind, She can restore light with a cornea

her mind, she felt that there was no need to tell Elliot

would definitely feel that everything was caused by him, and he would definitely blame

went to the children’s

to go to Auntie Tammy’s house today?” Layla, with long messy hair, sat beside the bed, and

her daughter saw through her mind: “Auntie Tammy is my

Uncle Mike and Uncle

also my good friends, but they are not best friends.” Avery brought out a new

if you say something like this, if Uncle Mike and Uncle Eric find out,

“It’s better if you don’t tell