Love You Enough to Leave You novel Chapter 395

Chapter 395 Meeting Tony

Amelia stayed at the hospital for a couple more days so James could perform a final health check. It was vital to ensure that her body was not rejecting the transplanted cornea.

Oscar took it upon himself to pack Amelia’s luggage while Tiffany stood to the side with her arm linked through Amelia’s. “Babe, how do you feel about leaving the hospital?” she asked with a grin.

Amelia mirrored her elated expression. “My heart is pounding with excitement. I never thought this day would come so quickly. I can finally see again!”

“People say that after a storm comes a calm. Things will only get better from here onward. Now that your eyes are completely healed, your next blessing will be your children. They’ll grow up to be successful people, so you’ll get to sit back and bask in their filial affection.”

Amused by her friend’s words, Amelia shook her head.

“My only wish for them is to be safe and sound—protected from diseases and shielded from disasters. The amount of money we earn now is more than enough to sustain them for their entire lives even if they don’t work at all. As long as they’re healthy and well, I’m contented. I don’t need my children to be outstanding to be happy,” Amelia said lightly. These were her innermost thoughts. Perhaps she had been deprived of attention when she was young, but her only goal as a mother was to shower her children with unconditional love and educate them to be cultured people. Raising her children to be successful entrepreneurs was never on her list.

“Babe, you’re a great mother, and I think you’ve made a wise decision. Let’s visit Tony now. He misses you badly. After all, you’ve been away for quite a few days. He calls me daily to ask about when you can go home. From the looks of it, he’ll charge through the hospital doors to see you if you don’t go back to him right now,” Tiffany joked as she tugged Amelia’s arm playfully.

A giggle escaped Amelia’s lips. She, too, yearned to go home. She had pictured her son’s grown features countless times in her mind, but she was still eager to see how her imagination differed from the real thing.

“Getting discharged, Amelia?” James greeted Amelia with a warm smile as he entered the hospital. His white lab coat flapped behind him as he strode over.

Amelia returned his smile. “James, you were the one who approved of my discharge papers. Why are you asking the obvious?”

“To fit in with you Chanaeans,” he quipped.

Both women burst into laughter when they heard his witty remark.

With both hands in his pockets, James shrugged nonchalantly and commented, “Amelia, you’re a natural beauty, and your charm has elevated ever since you regained your eyesight. A hint of allure under your purity, and yet a tinge of innocence within that allure—a masterpiece! Surely a wonderful being like you has a sister?”

Amelia could not contain her mirth as laughter bubbled up inside her.

Tiffany gave him a side-eye. “James, are you laying it on thick in hopes that Amelia will introduce you to a beauty?”

“I’m planning to move to Chanaea for good. Can’t I find myself a good Chanaean girl beforehand? Besides, the two of you promised to find me a girlfriend two years ago, and yet here I am with none! You liars,” James retorted. It was hard to tell if his complaints were genuine.

“James, are you serious? With the qualities you possess, you can get any woman you want! Why would you need us to introduce you to anyone? Don’t tell me that you’re aiming for a sham marriage,” Tiffany rebutted after giving him a once-over.

“It’s precisely because I’m overwhelmed by all the options I have! It’ll be better if someone could introduce me to a nice lady,” James replied with a casual shrug.

“When you find a woman who can hold you down, you’ll know that she’s the one. I hope that she appears sooner than later,” Tiffany muttered.

James chortled at her words.

After some more friendly banter, the group took the elevator downstairs, got into the car, and headed for James’ villa.

Amelia exited the vehicle the moment the car pulled to a stop. She immediately caught sight of a tiny figure barreling toward her, his arms flailing in excitement. The young boy’s high-pitched voice pierced the air as he called out, “Mommy!”

Amelia reflexively caught him in her arms as her eyes reddened with emotion.

With her hands on Tony’s shoulders, Amelia bent down to observe his face. Tears spilled over as she lamented the time she lost with her son.

“Tony, my dear son. You’re already two years old, and yet this is the first time I’m seeing you. You’ve grown up so well. Look at you, you’re such a handsome boy,” Amelia said. Her tears trickled down to her smiling lips.

Amelia carefully caressed Tony’s face. She marveled over how her son’s features were a wonderful marriage of hers and Oscar’s. With his doe-like eyes and upturned nose, Tony resembled a doll. She wanted to envelop the toddler in her embrace and never let go. A surge of pride coursed through her as she registered that the adorable child was her and Oscar’s son.

A tiny hand clumsily wiped the tears on Amelia’s face. “Mommy, why are you crying? Are you sad to see me?” Tony asked, confusion coloring his sweet voice.

Amelia laughed through her tears when she heard her son’s words. “Of course not! Mommy is very happy to see you. Now that my eyes are healed, I can see you clearly. When you’re old enough to go to kindergarten, I’ll be able to bring you myself. I’ll always be with you, even when you attend elementary school and high school. I’m delighted that I can see you,” she assured.

Tony cocked his head as he processed her words. He then threw his arms around Amelia and patted her back while consoling her, “There, there, Mommy. When I grow up, I’ll protect you. Now, you can see me, and I can see you. All right now, stop crying. You’ll become ugly if you cry.” He mimicked the way adults comforted him.

Charmed by her son’s endearing antics, Amelia laughed.