Cedric furrowed his brows, his gaze fixed in the direction where Natalie and Heather had just departed.
"Stop looking at them!" Stephen commanded, his tone significantly graver.
There was an unmistakable difference in his attitude.
Before, Natalie was his niece.
Now that he confirmed Natalie was his own daughter, everything was different!
Many things had transpired that Natalie hadn't spoken of since her return from Wexford, but Stephen had learned much from Clyde.
Hence, his stance toward Cedric now was markedly different than before.
Cedric glanced at Stephen and began, "She just..."
"As you've seen, her vision has deteriorated rapidly. The doctors say that without surgery, she won't have much time left with her vision," Stephen cut him off coldly.
At that moment, Cedric felt an overwhelming pang and suffocation in his chest.
"How...?" he managed to murmur.
"Heather mentioned that Irwin took her to Mount Elven," Stephen elaborated.
Mount Elven?
Cedric's heart tightened. When he discovered that Irwin had taken Natalie there, his heart had been gripped with tension.
He had subconsciously believed that Natalie's constitution wasn't suited for such cold climates. However, he hadn't expected the consequences to be this severe, least of all for her eyes...!
"The snow and sunlight had a profound impact on her eyes, leading to her current condition," Stephen said with a sigh, his voice laden with regret.
Cedric felt an intensified pain in his heart upon hearing Stephen's words.
Was it truly Irwin's decision to take her to Mount Elven that caused her rapid vision decline?
A storm of emotions raged within him, plunging him into a cold, frenzied world.
Feeling Cedric's intensity, Stephen sighed again. "Don't come looking for her anymore."
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