Ben Schaffer was a little puzzled, “Since you told her that Rebecca was dead, why is she still angry with you?”
Elliot: “Because I didn’t say that Haze was dead.”
If Elliot said that Haze was dead, maybe Avery wouldn’t be so angry?
When Elliot said this, Ben remembered what Mike had told him before.
Mike said that the existence of Rebecca and Haze was a shame, which would make Avery feel wronged all the time.
Only when Rebecca and Haze died would this shame be over.
Mike thinks so, does it mean that Avery thinks the same way?
This was also one of the reasons why Elliot had to go to Yonroeville even though he knew that Avery was angry.
Rebecca should be d*mned, but Haze is innocent.
How can the fault of adults be blamed on children?
If Elliot and Avery have a disagreement over this issue, then he will listen to his heart.
…..
6:00 p.m.
Third Hospital.
It was summer and the daylight hours were relatively long. At this point, the sunlight outside was still dazzling.
Wesley came to the laboratory and saw Avery sitting on the bed at a glance.
“Avery, my mother made a snack and let me bring it to you. You can bring it back to the children to taste.” Wesley walked to Avery and planned to give her the box for the cake.
As a result, Wesley saw the phone dropped on the ground at a glance.
“Avery, why didn’t you pick up your phone when you dropped it?” Wesley noticed something strange.
Wesley picked up her phone and saw that the screen was broken.
“Avery, the screen of your phone is broken. You don’t need a phone case. It’s easy to break the screen if you drop it.” Wesley put the snack on the table and asked, “The screen on the back is also broken, you can either replace it with a new screen now or buy a mobile phone case and change it tomorrow.”
Avery responded in a low voice and said nothing else.
Wesley immediately looked at her face.
The tears on her face were dry, but her eyes were still wet.
“Avery, what’s the matter with you?” Wesley hurriedly brought the tissue box over and handed it to her, “What happened?”
Avery’s vision was more blurred now than when she woke up.
She could only vaguely see Wesley handing over something.
“Brother Wesley, I can’t see anymore.” Avery choked, resisting her collapse, “It should be the sequelae left from the last operation. I thought it would be cured with medication, but I didn’t expect that I woke up today and suddenly couldn’t see clear things.”
Wesley heard the words and was stunned for a few seconds. Immediately, he took out a tissue and wiped her tears: “Don’t be afraid. Avery, don’t worry, you can’t see clearly now, it’s only temporary. I’ll take you to the ophthalmologist, and the doctor will definitely find a way to restore your light.”
Avery responded with a dull voice, gritted her teeth, and said word by word, “Elliot and I… have no future.”
She couldn’t say ‘break up’ or ‘divorce’.
Because the two of them have broken up and divorced over the years, it is painful every time they separate, but there will be no pain this time.
When she broke up before, she still had a healthy body, but now, she is blind, and her whole world is dark.
In addition to the pain caused by the disease, it is more psychological torture.