Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 1852

Chapter 1852

“I can understand Young master Lewis’s mood. In a car accident, he hurt his legs and couldn’t stand up. It’s normal for him to be unable to accept it for a while. He’s not bad. Many people, who made more trouble than him, couldn’t accept the fact that he was disabled. Back then, I walked through the gate of h-e-l-l, and when I woke up, my eyes were dark, and I heard my aunt Azalea’s voice, so I asked my aunt if it was night, why didn’t she turn on the light.”

Recalling the time when she just lost her sight. During those days, Camryn was very calm, as if she was telling someone else’s story.

“My aunt said it was broad daylight and the sun was very bright outside, so there was no need to turn on the lights. Soon, my aunt was frightened again. She asked me repeatedly if I couldn’t see. I said I couldn’t see. It was dark in front of my eyes. My aunt hurriedly called the doctor… I was blind, and my aunt hugged me and cried. I just felt that the sky was falling, and my eyes were dark, which made me panic because I couldn’t see. I lack a sense of pan-security and am always afraid. Let’s not talk about that, it’s all in the past, and now I have adapted to living in the dark.

School will start soon?” Camryn suddenly asked Callum.

Callum: “It’s about to start school, do you want to meet Trenton?”

Trenton was admitted to a key university, but that university is far away from Wiltspoon, and Camryn was not worried about her younger going to study so far alone University, but she felt that her younger was a very independent person who could take care of himself and didn’t need her to worry.

However, there was still a gap between the siblings.

Trenton and his aunt Azalea also came forward to discuss Camryn and Callum’s marriage with the York family. After the two held an engagement banquet, Trenton didn’t go home and didn’t see his sister.

“He probably still hates me, so he won’t want to see me.” Camryn sighed.

Camryn thought that she didn’t care about her younger brother’s alienation and indifference. As time passed, she still hoped that the siblings could talk before her younger returned to school.

Unfortunately, her younger didn’t want to see her. She searched for him a few times but found nothing, so she stopped looking for him.