“Okay, I’ll post your statuster. Log in to your ount first.” Eloise fished out her phone and let Renee


    log into her social ount.


    After taking Eloise’s phone, Renee logged in to her social ount and gave her full cooperation. She


    could’ve easily called for help, but didn’t feel like doing so.


    Eventually, Eloise grew to believe Renee, much to her surprise. “I didn’t imagine that you would really


    give up your eyes. No wonder my master loves you so much… A woman like you really is worthy of the


    sacrifices he’s made.”


    “Is that apliment?” Looking at Eloise, Renee smiled.” I’m not a good person-l just hate the idea of


    owing someone.”


    “Maybe he wants that… but I won’t let him be a fool any longer.” Heaving a long sigh, Eloise continued,


    “It doesn’t matter who owes who, he’s the only one suffering here. If this surgery is sessful, I hope


    he’ll be more ruthless and force you to be with him. That was how he used to do things.


    Eloise had been trained by Jovan’s parents since she was young and would only serve Jovan alone.


    She was willing to do anything for him, especially since he knew that a neutral person like him would


    only be sessful if they were ruthless. When he decided he wanted to do something good, he always


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    happened when he gave up his eyes. Eloise felt that she was at fault because she hadn’t kept a close


    watch on him, so she couldn’t let him go down the wrong path anymore. She had to push him to


    be the person he used to be- cunning and confident.


    Renee looked rather forlorn as she asked Eloise, “How did Jovan spend his days?”


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    “Hah! What could a weak, blind man do?” Eloise scoffed and shook her head. “Mostly, he just likes


    spending time in the garden, quietly enjoying the smell of the flowers. He used to be so bright and


    active before this.”


    “It’s all my fault.” Renee kept her head hung. “I hope he can get better.”


    At night, Eloise left the room Renee was in, which was actually the basement of the manor. The manor


    was built on high ground, so sunlight could still get in from the window, but the people living upstairs


    couldn’t hear anything from the basement because they were three stories above it. That was why


    Jovan had no idea that he had been living under the same roof as Renee for the past three days.


    The moon was shining brightly on that cold night, and Jovan was sitting at the manor’s balcony, feeling


    the cool breeze on his face. As always, sadness weighed deep in his bones, and time seemed to have


    stood still during these days without light. The only way he could tell if it was morning or night was by


    the wind that blew through the manor.


    “It’s gettingte, Mr. Hunt, and it’s quite cold tonight. Should I help you back to your room to rest?”


    Eloise ced a


    nket on Jovan and suggested tenderly.


    “Let me sit here for a little longer,” Jovan murmured and raised his face to the sky. “Can you tell me if


    it’s a full moon today?”


    “It is, and the moon is shining bright.”


    “It’s a shame I didn’t watch the moon more before I lost my sight.” Jovan sighed regretfully, thinking


    back on all the things he had lost.