When His Eyes Opened novel by Simple Silence novel Chapter 1679

Now Avery can’t see anything and can’t move an inch.

The psychological gap from a normal person to a disabled person made her collapse.

“Did you tell Elliot that you can’t see?” Wesley looked at her distressedly, “Didn’t you tell him? If you told him, he would definitely not dislike you, he would definitely take good care of you.”

“I told Elliot. He went to Yonroeville. He said that Rebecca died and their daughter has also gone. He went to find their daughter.” Avery lowered her head, her nasal voice was heavy.

“Maybe Elliot thinks your illness can be cured, but if he doesn’t find Haze now, he may die.” Wesley said it from Elliot’s point of view, “Avery, I’ll take you to the ophthalmologist for an examination first! We’ll talk about you and Elliot when he returns from Yonroeville.”

“Brother Wesley, don’t you think he’s too much?” Avery felt a chill in her heart, “I’ll talk to him. I said that I can’t see, but he only said sorry to me. He said he must go to Yonroeville. He didn’t even say a word to comfort me.”

Wesley: “Maybe he is more worried about Haze.”

“Well. Let me know too, how much catty and tael do I have in his heart.” With Wesley’s help, Avery got out of bed.

“Avery, don’t be so pessimistic now. No matter what Elliot treats you, Mike and I, as well as your three children, will always be on your side. Get your eyes healed now, and then talk about other things. It’s a matter.” Wesley knew that Avery was in despair and collapsed, but she was blindly trapped in this pessimistic mood, which did not help her condition.

Avery understood the truth, but she couldn’t control her emotions now, she couldn’t calm herself down.

“Avery, wait for me here. I’ll push a wheelchair.” Wesley saw that Avery really couldn’t see clearly, and his heart was twisted.

Wesley didn’t want to see her like a blind woman, taking every step forward cautiously, even if someone helped her, he didn’t feel safe.

In his heart, Avery has always been like a shining star, but now, the light on her body has gone out.

Wesley took pity on Avery and wished to give her his eyes.

He quickly found a wheelchair, helped her to sit down in the wheelchair, and then pushed her to the ophthalmologist.

When Wesley went looking for a wheelchair, Avery didn’t know what method she used to regain her composure on the surface.