Chapter 544


    Chapter 544 Natalie’s Torment


    Heather felt her heart break!


    After all, who wouldn’t want their child, separated for so many years, to return to them in good health?


    But Natalie…!


    No one knew exactly what the doctor had told Heather.


    The doctor had said, “With her eyes in that condition, she may not have much time left before she won’t


    be able to see.”


    It meant that Natalie would lose her sight soon!


    “I truly despise Cedric!” Heather choked out.


    Indeed, she hated Cedric.


    Natalie’s eyes had been damaged due to Cedric’s actions. He had sent Natalie to prison because of


    Isabe.


    If he hadn’t done that, Natalie wouldn’t have suffered in that fire!


    Until now, Heather hadn’t mustered the courage to look at the scars on Natalie’s body, but her eyes


    constantly reminded her of the unimaginable pain her daughter had endured.


    “It’s alright, Mom.”


    When Heather mentioned Cedric, there was a dark shadow in Natalie’s eyes. Clearly, all that.


    remained for that man in her heart was hatred.


    But facing her mother, Natalie struggled to find words offort.


    Being a mother herself, Natalie understood the overwhelming desire to annihte anyone who harmed


    her child.


    Yes, that was right!


    She remembered the rage she felt when she learned of Cedric’s choices regarding Luna.


    She wanted to tear Cedric apart with her bare hands!


    And then there was Heather…!


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    She hadn’t been by Natalie’s side since she was a child. So when Heather saw Natalie being hurt in


    these ways, it was easy to imagine what Heather wanted to do.


    “Mom, please don’t be distressed.”


    “Wouldn’t it be better to do the surgery?” Heather asked, her voice tinged with pain.


    Yes, surgery.


    Natalie’s eyes needed immediate attention. However, due to the severity of the damage from the fire,


    conventional treatments were futile.


    Only aprehensive surgical procedure could help.


    “Don’t you realize, Mom, that surgery poses significant risks for me too?”


    “Nat.”


    “I can still see now. At least while I can see, I don’t want to undergo any surgery, alright?”


    That was right. Surgery came with its risks.


    If the surgery failed, it would only hasten herplete loss of vision. That was partly why Natalie


    resisted the idea of surgery initially.


    She could still perceive some light, albeit blurry. But if the surgery went wrong, even that faint glimmer


    would vanish!


    She knew all too well the taste of utter darkness, a sensation she never wished to experience again.


    It was too agonizing…!


    Just contemting that feeling was unbearable.


    “Nat,” Heather’s voice was tinged with anguish.


    It was the first time she had heard Natalie speak so candidly about her eyes and the potential surgery.


    In the past, whenever the topic of surgery arose, Natalie’s immediate response was a firm rejection,


    often followed by silence.


    But now…


    “Mom, the feeling of never seeing again is something I don’t want to risk,” Natalie articted each word


    carefully.


    “I understand… I do!” Heather’s voice quivered with emotion.


    The mere thought of being in such a predicament was harrowing for anyone to contemte!