Chapter 335
Sometimes he caught himself thinking that even if he lost his sight one day, he’d never forget the way she smiled or the little things she did. Those memories would stay with him forever.
Lydia was speechless for a moment.
“Be serious. Was it that steel nail from three years ago that hurt your eye?” Updates are released by ~net
Back then, everything had happened so fast. She’d managed to take the nail out, but after that, another doctor had to finish the job. When she tried to check on him later, he’d already slipped out of the country without a word.
Connor nodded. “Yeah.”
“So now, is your vision blurry?”
“Not really. During the day, it’s fine. But at night, I can’t see anything at all. It’s not just regular night blindness.”
Lydia stared at him, shocked. “It’s that bad?”
No wonder she’d never seen him drive at night. And that time they went to the Greenward Power factory after dark, he’d held onto her the whole time. Was it because he couldn’t see a thing?
But he’d never said anything about it.
Connor nodded again.
Suddenly, Lydia looked at him differently, her eyes growing serious.
Three years ago, Connor was this decorated young general. He was talented, brilliant, always coming out on top. He had a whole group of brothers-in-arms who would’ve followed him anywhere, and heavy responsibilities on his shoulders. But after he got hurt, he had to give it all up and start over as a businessman.
Lydia stood up, walked over, and gently ran her fingers through his hair. Her voice was steady. “Don’t worry. No matter how bad it is, I’ll find a way to get you better. If you ever want to go back to the battlefield, it’s not impossible.”
Connor actually smiled, a low laugh rumbling in his chest. He pulled her into his arms, his voice deep and
warn. “You can sure me if you wast,
but as for going back to the military… I haven’t really thought about it.”
Lydia looked at him in surprise.
Did he really mean that?
She remembered the time he was close to death, how his friends had cried for him, calling his name over and over.
“Don’t ask me why. I like things the way they are now.”
If he’d stayed in the army, how would he ever have met someone like her?
At that same moment, over at the Norwood estate, Lucinda had spent the whole day on edge before finally seeing Grace.
Grace’s face was looking much better after two days of treatment, but there were still some faint red spots left.
“Grace, you’re finally back. You have no idea how scared I was today.”
No one really knew how lost Lucinda felt. Her parents always picked Lydia over her. Even Garrett sided with Lydia. And now, her own grandfather was taking Lydia’s side. She honestly had no idea what to do anymore.
“I’m sorry, Lucinda. I didn’t handle things well. Lydia is way more clever than I thought. She actually had a backup plan.”
Grace still couldn’t believe Lydia was a real genius.
the
“So what if she got a perfect score? I’m not bad either. But now I’m just worried they’ll find out it was us. If Mom and Dad ever learn I was th one who thed to smear Lydia, they!! definitely kick me out of the Norwood family.”
Grace hadn’t expected Lucinda to lose her confidence like this. She
quickly tried to calm her down.
“Lucinda, I took care of everything in Lakeview Town. If you just act normal, no one will link any of this to us. Besides, you’ve got your grandfather on your side. Even if they do find out, he’d never let them kick you out.”
Lucinda clenched her fists tight, her eyes red as she looked at Grace. “Grace, you don’t understand. Grandpa has made up with Lydia now. He’s on her side too.”