But the fear in her voice betrayed her.
Kelvin laughed. "Why do I get the feeling that you are already anxious about being blind?"
Sonia snorted. "You think it is a good thing…to be led by others?"
"Oh! I get it but for you…it makes no difference whether you are physically blind or not." Kelvin muttered as he pushed the trolley away from the bedside. "As far as I could recall…you've always been blind.
"You..,"
"But that's just the truth…otherwise…" He paused but the rest of the sentence he completed in his heart.
…How would you have been in this state?"
He felt both anger and helplessness towards Sonia's trust trait.
If anything, she trusts too much for her own good. And the result she had been plotted against and her life crushed in the hand of another person.
Sonia shook her head tiredly. "Forget it, I've already gotten to this point…there's no need to talk about it that way."
"You are right…there's no need but…" Kelvin paused lightly to gauge her expression.
