Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1082

Camryn uttered with a smile, “I’ll arrange something for you since you trust me.”

Putting her cane aside, Camryn began to design a floral bouquet for Serenity.

Serenity watched Carmyn handle the task with ease and asked, “Ms. Newman, do you memorize the placing of each type of flower here?”

While pairing flowers together, Camryn replied, “I have to since I can’t see. I hired some employees to separate the flowers every time the stock comes in. They’ll tell me where each type of flower is placed.

“My flower shop has been around for a few years now, so I had a lot of time to memorize everything. I think I’m on top of it.”

Looking into Camryn’s eyes, Serenity probed, “Is there any way you can see again, Ms. Newman?”

With her smile fading, Camryn answered, “I lost my sight from an illness. I was lucky to even survive. I’m fine without my sight. I’m just grateful to be alive.”

Due to the sudden blindness, she nearly lost her life to depression and insanity.

Nevertheless, she had to persevere. She could not give up on life just like that. With that, she found her reason to live again.

She adapted from a life of light to darkness.

Looking at the world with her heart, she was able to peek into the souls of men. Sometimes, humans were scarier than the supernatural.

Serenity felt sorry and said, “Medical care and medicine are always evolving and developing. You should get eye surgery if you have the money and when the opportunity arises. You might see the light of day again.

“My aunt has never given up on getting me treated. She has brought me to see a lot of ophthalmologists over the years, and she still does.”

Camryn was fortunate to have an aunt who doted on her.

She thought Serenity did not have the approval of her in-laws as mentioned by Mrs. Newman. That was why Serenity was attending social gatherings with Mrs. Stone instead.

“Thank you.”

Serenity thanked Camryn and took the bouquet before asking, “How much do I owe you?”

“It’s free. I can never repay you for the help the last time. It’s only a bouquet. How can I possibly take money from you?”

“Business is business. You paid for these flowers, so you should charge me for them. You should at least break even, even if you don’t want to profit from the bouquet.”

Serenity pulled out two hundred bucks.

She recalled Camryn collecting two hundred bucks from Carrie at the Dowlings’.