Su Li felt that maybe she'd just been too lucky before, everything in her life going so smoothly, so now she'd finally hit a real wall.
Out of twenty‑four hours a day, she was blind for almost twenty of them. She could barely remember what sunshine felt like anymore; everywhere she looked was pitch‑black, not a single ray of light.
She had originally thought everything would get better, that she just had to wait for Xu Xing to finish making the medicine so her eyes could recover; if she was a bit luckier, maybe the baby in her belly wouldn't be affected either.
She had even allowed herself to expect that, within her lifetime, she might get to see Tuanzi again.
But all of this seemed like nothing more than her own fantasy, shattered just like that.
The ophthalmologist at the hospital looked at the case file and slowly shook his head, his tone a little solemn. "Miss Su's blindness has a certain probability of being passed on to the child."
