Chapter 56
To my surprise, Leonardo punched Sammel, who struck back without hesitation.
were only using me as an excuse to assert their clains over Yvette.
The situation was unfolding even more dramatically that had anticipated. I knew they w
yvette, on the other hand, was on the verige of tears,
“stop it, both of you!” she shouted. “Have you forgotten this is a charity event?”
After saying that, she turned to me, grabbing my hund as she pleaded, “Jules, please, stop them! They’re fighting because of you. What should we do now?”
I scoffed inwardly at her words. Both Samuel and Leonardo only had eyes for Yvette. If I stepped in, Pil only end up caught in the crossfire.
“I won’t stop them,” I replied, shaking my head.
Right then, I locked eyes with Samuel. After taking Leonardo’s punch, he suddenly strode toward me.
“You ungrateful bitch!” be spat while grabbing my skritt.
I sneered. Of all people, Samuel had no right to say that. It was obvious he was fighting over Yvette, yet he tried to pin the blame on me. Worse still, he even had the nerve to look, angry and disappointed.
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“I kept my end of the deal. Now, hand over the guide dog.” I said coldly.
Samuel’s grip on my shirt loosened as he growled, “Do you even see the state I’m in right now.
Of course, I could see it. Thad scratched his chest earlier, and now, his face was bruised too, I couldn’t believe the once–haughty Samuel Jackman had embarrassed himself this thoroughly on campus today.
still, my tone remained flat. “As you know, I can’t see. I’m blind. Plenty of people asked me today if I’m truly blind. I nodded so many times I lost count,
truth”
Samuel froze momentarily upon hearing that. His eyes flickered, and his lips parted sliplly, but no words came out.
“Can you hand me the guide dog? You promised that if I came with you to this charity event, you’d give it to me.‘
At that moment, Yvette approached us, saying, “Samuel, you guys have gone too far. Give Jules her dog and let this be the end of it.”
Then, she addressed Leonardo, “And you, go home. No more lighting!”
With that, her words brought the ridiculous spectacle to a close.
t, but it’s the
Afterward, Samuel drove me to his house. The place reeked of a terrible smell—the puppy had peed all over the place.
My gaze landed on a timid puppy huddled in the comer. Then, I noticed the small brown spot near the comer of its right eye. For a moment, I almost couldn’t hold back my tears. It was Lucky!
The dog Samuel brought back was still my Lucky. In my past life, I had been blind, so I ever knew what Lucky looked like.
I asked a neighbor downstates to describe lain. They told me Lucky’s color and breed, also mentioning that it had a distinctive brown mark near its right eye.
By then, Samuel had retrieved a first aid kit. He rugged me toward the couch and grumbled, “If you hadn’t come pick it up today, I’d have kicked it out. It’s so dumb, and now, my whole house stinks”
“I’ll leave with it now,” I responded before standing up
Sannel frowned “Aren’t you going to apply medication on my wounds? Don’t give me the excuse that you’re blind, just a month ago, when I hurt my neck, you wete so rager to help that you early jabbed my wound open with cotton swali.”
He duurder and added, “You ruuldiri even ser, Your eyes wete red tar whole time. I couldn’t believe how dumb you were:
but you insisted on wasting your hands first. Then, you carefully felt your way at
way around the edges of my wounds,
Thad po recollection of the memory he spoke of. It felt like it belonged to a different line. Hat the truth was, it had happened in my past lite.
I wondered why Samuel brought it up. If he had any real regard for the past, he wouldn’t have taken my life the way he did.
Hameed coolly, then replied, “Go to a pharmacy and have someone who can actually see patch you up, or call a doctor. If I do it again, i inight mess it up, and you’ll end up with an leder tinar”
The second my words wetted, I saw the sale on is face falter
