Chapter 70 Be The First One To Leave (Part Two)


    Although she didn''t hear what the person on the phone was talking about, ording to her experience


    with Brian in the past few days and his noticeably hideous aura at that moment, Molly somehow


    understood what he wanted to do.


    She slightly opened her mouth and wanted to say something, but eventually, she decided to keep her


    mouth shut. She was not even able to protect herself. Why was she worried about others? Why would


    she bring more trouble to herself for other people''s sake?


    She had never thought that she was someone very noble. She was no more than amon person.


    Within a month, she would definitely leave Brian and return to her normal life.


    "Are you thinking about leaving me again? Right?" Brian asked angrily.


    "No..." mortified, Molly answered in a weak voice as she lowered her eyes.


    "Huh!" he snorted. With an evil smile, he cast a sharp nce at Molly and said in a detached, hollow


    voice, "Do you believe it? Without my permission for you to leave, you wouldn''t have a chance."


    Molly''s facial expressions changed all of a sudden. Staring at Brian''s arrogant face, she tried her best


    to control her anger, moved her eyes away and answered without emotion, "Yes, I''m aware of that!"


    She didn''t want to irritate him and endure his punishment again.


    Exasperated at her obedience to him, Brian gave her one more cold nce and stood up to leave the


    bedroom without saying another word.


    At the sound of the door closing behind him, Molly winced with bitterness. She wondered what kind of


    environment Brian had grown up in. How had he be such a strange person?


    But the answer was of no importance to her. They would be irrelevant to each other after this month.


    **


    In the Nethends, Wearing an anxious face, Cindy Han nced at Becky Yan, who had bandages


    around her eyes. Heart racing with tension like a Hennessey Venom, Cindy was breathing hard.


    A professional doctor reminded Becky not to open her eyes so soon while he slowly unwrapped the


    bandages from her eyes.


    "Take it easy. Get used to the light first. Okay... Good, just like that... Open your eyes slowly, slowly...


    Don''t rush..."


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    Under the doctor''s peaceful guidance, Becky slowly opened her eyes and tried to take in her


    surroundings.


    "Becky, can you see things clearly? Can you see me?" Cindy asked anxiously.


    Widening her beautiful and pure eyes, Becky scanned the room. Her eyes, which used to be bright,


    were now dim, as she blinked, squeezed close, and then slowly opened them again.


    "How is that? Can you see anything?" The anxiety increased in Cindy''s voice.


    "Can you see things clearly?" the doctor also asked.


    A dash of disappointment shed through Becky''s eyes. She pursed her mouth, shook her head and in


    a low voice moaned, "No..."


    Briefly, she paused, and then went on, "I can only see the outlines of the objects. Nothing else!"


    "Howe?" Cindy shouted, ring at the doctor. "Didn''t you say that the conservative treatment


    could help Becky see things more clearly?" she demanded. "Why have things be more blurry in


    her eyes?"


    With his brows furrowed, the doctor exined, "Miss Yan''s retinas are different frommon people''s.


    The rate of sess of the operation is low. The only way to cure her eyespletely is to find the


    most suitable retinas for transnt."


    That was what Becky and Cindy had been told about before the operation, but they still held the slim


    hope that the operation would be sessful. They had hoped luck would be on their side.


    However, it wasn''t!


    "Although Miss Yan''s retinas are very rare, there is still a chance to find a matching donor. Miss Yan,


    why not try to find the right retinas from different hospitals around the world? Maybe, you could be


    lucky, " the doctor suggested.


    Becky smiled ruefully and politely ignored Cindy, who still wanted to argue with the doctor. "Thank you,


    doctor!" she said.


    The doctor nodded with a sigh and then left the ward.


    When the door was closed, the strength on Becky''s face disappeared. Overwhelmed by the


    disheartening news, she lowered her face to look at the blurry figure in front of her. Tears flooded her


    eyes.


    "Becky, go back to Mr. Long. Apart from him, I don''t think we know anyone else who could get us the


    right retinas for you. Let''s go back!" Cindy persuaded.


    Not wanting Cindy to see her pretending to be strong, Becky didn''t reply. She kept her head lowered. A


    bitter smile mixed with uncontroble tears betrayed her difficult moment.


    Seeing the look on Becky''s face, Cindy got frustrated and roared, "Are you going to live like this for the


    rest of your life? Do you want to be totally blind?"


    Becky kept silent. After a moment, she forlornly said, "Cindy, I am petrified. I am afraid that even if I go


    back to him, I''d still be blind. I don''t want Brian to see me this way. It''s my eyes that he loved about me


    the most, and he kept saying it. But now it looks like I''m heading to total blindness, very quickly. What


    will he value about me?" She sighed dejectedly.


    When Cindy said nothing, Becky picked up from where she''d left, "If this happens, I would rather be the


    first one to leave! I want him to remember my most striking looks. Not my blind look."


    "What are you talking about? That''s not the right way to look at life!" Getting more frustrated, Cindy felt


    like grabbing her and forcefully shaking her from the unreasonable negativity now consuming her.


    "Don''t you understand Mr. Long? He is able to get any woman in the world. There are so many women


    who have the same beautiful eyes as you, but why hasn''t he gone for those women? Because he loves


    you! He loves who you are. He may have said he loved your eyes the most, but how many other things


    did he say that he loved about you? A whole lot of things, which you want to trivialize."


    Having heard Cindy''s words, Becky slowly raised her head, her eyes puffed with tears. She was about


    to say something, but right then, her phone rang. Concealing the sadness deep in her eyes, she pulled


    out the phone, only to be reminded of the reality of her handicap. It was a text message.


    Looking at the blurry outline of her phone, she was upset. Obligingly she passed Cindy the phone with


    obvious dejection. "Read for me please, " she requested in a shaky voice.


    The frustrated face was unsettling, almost overwhelming to Cindy whose heart welled withpassion.


    She sighed as she reached for the phone from Becky''s outstretched hand. She opened the message,


    quickly read it and said in confusion, "It''s from an unknown number. Someone asks you to check your


    email..."