The Girl They Ignored Returned as the Woman Seven Men Would Die For novel Chapter 176

Bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun, Mika pushed Julian back into Belvedere Heights, their shadows overlapping harmoniously on the ground.

The complex was lush with greenery, the air crisp and fresh.

Mika didn't rush to take Julian upstairs. Instead, she pushed him along the walking paths, taking a leisurely stroll.

"Honestly, coming out for some fresh air every now and then isn't so bad, is it?"

Mika parked Julian by the path and sat down on a nearby bench.

She let her long, slender legs rest casually on the ground, swinging the tips of her toes back and forth.

The sunset illuminated her beautiful profile, making every stray hair glow and bringing a sense of warmth to anyone who watched her.

"Yeah," Julian replied softly, not arguing this time. "How did your talk with Principal York go?"

"All settled~" Mika's hoarse voice carried a cheerful lilt.

"From now on, our society will send a team to the school every month to teach them how to relieve occupational muscle strain.

We'll also provide free physical therapy massages for the teachers and any students who need it~"

Her tone was casual, yet filled with a profound, clear-eyed gentleness.

"Julian, have you ever thought... even if your legs never recover, you could still choose a completely different way to live?"

Julian fell silent.

If anyone had said something like that to him before today, he would have thought it was just a cheesy motivational speech from someone who didn't understand.

After all, he was the one who was paralyzed for life.

No one could possibly understand the agony of going from able-bodied to disabled, or the endless torment that awaited him for the rest of his life.

But today, the kids at the special education school had completely shattered his worldview, over and over again.

If you couldn't see, you used your hands to touch.

If you couldn't speak, you expressed yourself through your fingertips and smiles.

If you didn't have arms, you learned to do intricate tasks with your feet.

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