Chapter 311 Solid proof

Judy was in the hospital room, accompanying Lewis.

In order not to let him feel lonely or at a loss, to let him know that she was always there for him, she held his hand, told him jokes, and shared funny stories about their daughter.

She wanted to make him feel happier.

As a husband, how could Lewis not understand Judy's intentions?

He gently squeezed her hand, "Judy, you've worried about me, but I'm really okay. So what if I can't see? I have you by my side, and just being alive, I feel very fortunate. At first, I couldn't quite accept it, but I've come to terms with it these past few days. There's nothing better than being alive."

Waking up and being able to see Judy again, even if he's blind and can't see his daughter grow up, he can still be there for her growth. How lucky is that.

Judy reached out to touch his eyes, which she had always found attractive, deep as the stars: "My dear."

She placed his hand against her face, inhaling the familiar scent from the back of his hand, and