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The day before Valentine's Day, Scarlett invited me to set off fireworks in the suburbs.
The trunk was full of fireworks she had prepared. Just as I was about to light them, she looked at her phone and said to wait a bit longer.
Finally, at 8 o'clock, she hurriedly told me to light them.
Who knew the explosive would fly directly into my eye.
A sharp pain shot through my eye, making me wince and grimace.
I cried out Scarlett's name, but when I turned my head, I found her sweetly talking on the phone.
"Nash, didn't you say you wanted to see fireworks? How do you like these ones? What, you're back now? I'll come pick you up right away!"
With that, she drove off, leaving me all alone.

Valentine's Day Darling Blinds Me With Fireworks

After hanging up the phone, I immediately ended the call.


Yesterday, the doctor recommended a healing sanctuary to me. I had been hesitating about whether to go or not, but now I've made up my mind - I'm going.


This place isn't too far, just a few hours by train.


Before coming, I had already booked a room. To my surprise, they even came to pick me up at the station.


They first examined my eyes and said that my current condition requires rest and recuperation.


Here, there's dedicated care every day, and the scenery is beautiful.


The depression in my heart was swept away. After staying here for over a month, my eyes have almost fully recovered.


After the doctor's examination, he said I've recovered well enough and can be discharged.


I've made a decision these past few days - I want to go to Colorado.


For the past few years, I've been constantly revolving around Scarlett, feeling like I've forgotten I'm an independent person.


Chapter 5