Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3488

-A car stopped at the door of Spring Blossoms.

Camryn, who was trimming the large tray of potted flowers, looked up at the car.

It seemed to be Carrie’s.

After she regained her sight, Carrie came back and drove away the car. Camryn remembered Carrie’s license plate number.

Carrie’s car was a BMW 7 Series, her 18th birthday present.

Camryn remembered that after Carrie got the car key, she went to show off in front of Camryn, saying that Camryn would never have her own car in her life and couldn’t drive because Camryn was blind.

At that time, Carrie’s unbridled laughter still echoed in Camryn’s ears.

Back then, Camryn had her own car and owned several luxury cars, but she still couldn’t drive. This was a fact.

She considered taking a driver’s license test but couldn’t spare the time. She had to be busy with official business and start preparing for her wedding with Callum. After the New Year, she planned to review her high school knowledge, re-enroll in September to repeat her senior year, and then take the college entrance examination.

She was still young, and it was not too late to learn again.

Ten years ago, when she was in high school, she was suddenly attacked and lost her sight. Her mother wished she were dead, and her stepfather and uncle treated her well on the surface, but it was just verbal concern without any substantial care.

Her mother wouldn’t let her go to school anymore, let alone send her to a special school for further studies. Her education stopped at high school, and she did not graduate.

After regaining her sight, she could see and run the company herself, but she found that many contracts were in English, which she couldn’t understand. She had to ask Dalton to translate them for her to understand the contracts. It hit Camryn hard.

The old doctor came over and checked Camryn’s eyes. He said that after she finished the medicine for this course of treatment, she wouldn’t need to take medicine anymore, but she still needed to protect her eyes and not overuse them.

It would take half a year for her eyes to recover fully.