Avery stilled.
"Well, that might not be the case. She will recover if the surgery is a success. Men are born to be unfaithful and cruel, especially men who are wealthy," the other person said. "It might not be that bad that Avery divorced him! Maybe true happiness awaits her ahead."
Avery turned her heels and headed back to the ward.
"Doctor, can she go home to rest?" Mike asked.
"Yes, but you will have to be careful. She can't be moving around independently. She probably can't see all that well right now, so you will need to hire a nurse to look after her," the doctor reminded him."
Remember to get in touch with me the moment she shows any signs of discomfort." "Okay.”
"Also, we placed three stitches inside her eyes so remember to come back in three months to have them removed."
"Okay. Anything else we need to pay attention to?"
"Keep her eyes clean, make sure her mood remains stable, and no crying," the doctor said. "Bear with it for a while and everything will be much easier once she fully recovers."
"Yeah! Thank you!” Mike walked the doctor out of the room.
The nurse helped Avery to bed. "Miss Tate, would you like to lie down?" "I'll sit for a while." Avery's back was hurting from lying down too often.
"Your eyes should recover soon, so why are you so depressed?” Noticing Avery's gloomy mood, the nurse consoled her with a smile. "I've been a nurse for many years, and I've cared for my fair share of patients. I've seen how miserable it is to be ill, and I think a healthy body is most important.”
"I think so, too." Avery beamed. "I'm actually in a good mood. Once my eyes get better, I can go on with all the things that I've been wanting to do."
"Of course! Would you like some soup?"
"Get me some. I will have it on my own."
"Sure."
Shortly after, Mike returned to the room with a letter for discharge.
Avery had finished her soup and was handing the bowl back to the nurse.
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