My Reborn Admirer Wins Over My Heart (Oriana) novel Chapter 304

Chapter 304 Micah’s Intervention

It looked like someone had gone through it from top to bottom.

Or maybe, they had done more than just look.

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Oriana fell silent for a moment, while Zara, thinking of something, immediately went to find the library staff.

She returned shortly. “This is a private area. The cameras only show who entered this section, not the activity outside or inside the individual carrels.”

Oriana furrowed her brow, thinking it over, then shook her head with a faint smile. “Forget it. So they looked at it. It’s fine.”

“Oriana, is this paper really important to you?”

“Yes,” Oriana answered truthfully. “It’s due in a couple of days for the review. But it’s okay, I already know how to handle it.”

Zara trusted Oriana’s judgment and relaxed. “Alright then.”

“I’ll need to work fast. Give me three hours.”

“No problem! We’re here to keep you company anyway. You finish your work, Lily and I will just play games.”

Lily looked startled, pointing at herself. “Play games? Me? I can’t, I’m terrible at games…”

Zara shot her a flirtatious glance. “With me here, what are you afraid of? Come on, I’ll download it for you. You can use my alternate account, it’s got all the gear.”

Thrust into the situation, Lily found herself reluctantly joining Zara in the game.

The carrel had a sliding door. Once closed, the soundproofing was decent. Plus, not wanting to disturb Oriana, they used headphones and typed on their phones, causing no disruption to others.

Oriana looked up at the two of them, now practically huddled together, and a smile touched her lips.

Remembering something, she logged into WhatsApp on her computer and messaged Micah, “I probably can’t make it back for dinner. Will you be okay on your own?”

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Chapter 304 Micah’s Intervention

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In Caldwell’s private hospital, Micah had just finished his full physical examination when he received Oriana’s message.

He held the phone to his lips, pressed the record button, and said, “Alright. Met up friends?”

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“Yeah, we’re at the library already. Zara and Lily hit it off instantly, they’re playing games together now.”

“You didn’t join?”

Oriana instinctively moved to take a picture of her paper for him, but paused mid–action, laughing at herself for almost forgetting he couldn’t see it.

But after all this time together, she really didn’t feel his vision issue was a major hindrance. Most of the time, it was no different from being with anyone else.

Except during his illness those past few days.

The man who usually moved with swift purpose had needed her help even to get to the bathroom…

Oriana shook her head, dispelling the thoughts that were veering into dangerous territory.

“I’m working on my thesis. I’ll hang with them after I finish. What are you up to? Working? Remember to get some proper rest.”

“I’ll take care of myself. I remember your words,” Micah said each word with deliberate seriousness.

Micah set his phone down, the faint smile fading from his face, replaced by the detached coldness from before.

“What are the results?”

Facing Micah’s icy, emotionless gaze, the specialists couldn’t help but feel a tremor of apprehension.

“Mr. Caldwell, your optic nerve was already degenerating. As for the sudden temporary blindness triggered the other day, it was likely an acute complication brought on by the high fever. You should have contacted us immediately for treat-”

Micah lowered his gaze slightly, pinching the bridge of his nose, and interrupted impatiently, “I’m asking you how to fix it.”

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The specialists fell silent.

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They had managed Micah’s condition for so many years, from its onset in childhood through control and stabilization. His attitude had always been relatively passive.

In the beginning, he’d even resisted treatment, delaying it past the optimal window.

Later, as he grew older, it stabilized somewhat, but he never listened to advice, pushing his already weaker–than–average physical limits recklessly. Otherwise, the degenerative phase wouldn’t have started so soon.

Why the sudden change of heart now?

As if afraid they didn’t understand, Micah lifted his eyelids again, his gaze sharp and cold. “No matter the method and the cost, even if there’s only a one percent chance, I will try it.”

The glacial resolve frozen deep within his eyes seemed ready to shatter into a thousand piercing shards, sharp enough to sever every obstacle that dared stand against his will.

The specialists in the room were stunned by his intensity. Beyond the shock, they felt a sliver of relief.

The reason they had served the Caldwell family and Micah for so long wasn’t just for the high fees.

Micah’s illness was exceptionally rare, with no second case like it found globally. If they could truly cure him, what a monumental milestone it would be in their medical careers!

The lead specialist steadied his voice and confirmed once more with Micah. “Mr. Caldwell, the lesion has now migrated to the neural region. The treatment will focus primarily around the eyes and brain. These areas have dense nerve clusters and are extremely sensitive… the process will be exceptionally painful…”

Before he could finish, Micah stated, “I can handle it.”

“Good. Since you’ve decided, we will dedicate our full efforts!”