 Claire Starfall

My husband accompanied me to the hospital for an examination, and it was found that I had a corneal lesion and needed a corneal transplant.
As the doctor at the best ophthalmology hospital in the country, he personally performed the surgery on me.
But on the day the bandage was removed, my vision was shrouded in darkness.
I questioned him in disbelief, only to be met with a divorce agreement he threw at me.
"Sophia is a painter. You surely understand how important her eyes are, yet you blinded her."
"Emily Vaughn, if I had known how malicious you were, I would never have married you."
"Now that your eyes have been exchanged with Sophia’s, you and Sophia are even. Get lost and stop being an eyesore here!"
I tried to explain but fell down the stairs and died tragically during the struggle.
When I woke up again, I had returned to the day my husband took me to the hospital for an examination.


Corneal Lesion: My Husband Took My Light for His True Love

I must say, what I said was indeed quite intimidating.


All the doctors hesitated in their actions.


Even Eric, who wasn't very firm to begin with, slowed down his movements.


He cautiously said, "…Or maybe we should just forget it?"


"Dr. Lowder, you should go home and comfort your wife first."


"You can have the surgery once you've communicated better."


Nathan Lowder felt both panicked and anxious inside.


If he went home now, what would happen to Sophia Keller lying next door?


He absolutely couldn't let his beloved Sophia go blind just like that.


He closed his eyes and said, "It's alright, I'll take full responsibility."


"My wife is struggling to accept her own corneal disease, but as long as I'm the one operating, the surgery will surely succeed."


"And I've already arranged for a volunteer, who's lying next door, so it's not good to halt the surgery midway."


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