Chapter 513: Resent Reject, Regret By Aqua Summers Chapter 514

Chapter 514 I Didn’t Know It Was You Deirdre recovered from her surprise. “What?”

“Didn’t you lose your sight in prison? Did something happen to you that resulted in your blindness?”

Deirdre’s face turned ghastly pale at the mention of prison. She tried her best to put up with it, yet every thing that had happened there was unbearable.

She had a hard time accepting her powerless self. It was her weakness and powerlessness that had resulted in her miscarriage and her being bullied.

“Deirdre?”

Kyran could feel Deirdre’s hand shaking. He frowned and grabbed her hand. “What’s going on? You do n’t have to talk about it if you don’t want to.”

“There’s no reason why I don’t want to talk about it.” Deirdre suppressed her shakiness and smiled bitterly. “It’s just embarrassing. I offended Brendan, and he gave the order to bully me. In the end, I lost

my eyes in a battery incident.”

“What!?”

Kyran’s dark eyes were shaking violently. One could even hear his voice trembling if one were to hear c losely. “Brendan… gave the order to do that?”

“Yes.” Deirdre had already accepted the truth. “Who else is capable of exercising so much influence oth er than him? Moreover, those women admitted to it too.”

“That’s impossible…”

Deirdre raised her head and looked in his direction. “How can it be impossible?”

Kyran choked up and said, “Even though Brendan is not a good man, he couldn’t be as cruel as to obstruct you in prison.”

“Who knows?” Deirdre looked up, and her vision was all white. She chuckled and said, “It’s possible tha t I sickened him so much that he wanted to shut me up. He wanted me to vanish without a trace, turning me into a cripple.”

Upon saying that, she hissed. Her shoulder was in pain from being clutched by Kyran.

“That hurts… Kyran…”

Kyran was jolted back to reality. He hastily pulled away his hand, yet his face was ghastly pale.

Deirdre asked, “Are you alright?”

“I’m fine.” He swallowed a gulp of saliva, yet his chest was unbearably painful. He took a long time to g et himself to speak. “I’m angry for you. It seems he deserves to die from what he did to you.”

Deirdre said, “It’s in the past. I loathed him very much in the beginning. I hated him for his unwillingness to leave some leeway for me. Afterward, I thought it through and figured he needn’t leave some leeway for someone he didn’t love.”

Kyran’s heart was wrenched in pain because she casually talked about this. He wanted to refute it but could not find the words.

“Uh.” He calmed his breathing and said, “You should’ve gone to him when you lost your sight, at the very least. After all, it’s your eyes. How are you going to live when you can’t see?”

it know It Was You “I went to him.”

“You went to him?”

“Hmm.” Deirdre lowered her gaze. “I knew I couldn’t see, so I sought help from someone to call him. The call was picked up, but I heard the conversation between him and Charlene about meeting his parents, and they talked “Not only that, but Charlene also mentioned me, and he sounded agitated. He sounded like he was sick

myself.”

Kyran’s pupils constricted abruptly. “When did that happen?”

Deirdre recalled and said, “A little over two months after I was sent to prison.”

He was reminded of the time he received an unknown call when he was accompanying Charlene to choose her wedding dress. Charlene had been talking to him, and he was distracted. By the time he rem He did not expect that the call he had paid no attention to was the cause of Deirdre’s blindness. He had

dark for three years!

Kyran said hastily with a pale face, “I didn’t know it was you!”

Soon afterward, he came to realize the situation. His expression changed drastically, and he hastily look