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I sacrificed my vision to protect my girlfriend, but when she mocked my blindness, I decided it was time to move on...
In an attempt to save my girlfriend from a vehicular collision, I ended up losing my sight and was admitted to the hospital. She purchased an expensive timepiece for me, but her former flame switched it with a counterfeit right in front of her, saying: "He can't see anyway, so why does it matter if it's genuine or not?"
The girlfriend who constantly declared her profound affection for me didn't intervene. She even placed the cheap imitation on my wrist herself, reassuring me: "Don't fret, I'm not going anywhere. We're tying the knot on the fifteenth of next month. I've invited reporters to ensure everyone witnesses our joy."
I merely grinned, keeping my thoughts to myself.
She was unaware that I had already regained my sight with the aid of the System and had requested a means to return home.
On our wedding day next month, she'll be greeted by my lifeless body instead.

Blinded by Love, Enlightened by Betrayal

The public's perspective swiftly changed.


"Oliver watched the woman he adored wed another; how could his spirit not be crushed?"


"It's been said that the romances of the elite are mere spectacles for the masses. I dismissed it before, but now I'm convinced."


The public's sympathy turned against Charlotte.


She noticed it all and felt even more devastated.


She believed she had mistreated Oliver in various ways, but couldn't he understand? Wouldn't he be affected?


Someone must have disclosed information to him.


As she was mourning, Ethan approached to comfort her: "Charlotte, those who have passed are gone. We who remain must carry on."


He meant to soothe her, but the usually calm Charlotte, now with watery eyes, lashed out at him: "This is your doing! If you hadn't pressed for a wedding to address past regrets, Oliver wouldn't have been so despondent as to take his own life!"


Chapter 6