I Want a Divorce (Abigail and Sean)

Chapter 766 Your Woman Has Lost Her Sight

Andrew looked her up and down before lowering his voice. "There's something peculiar about thisplace."novelbin

Since they did not know they were being taken back to Eswadia, they remained completelyunaware that Simond was the source of their troubles.

"In short, we've been kidnapped by Simond, but I suspect his target is you." Abigail looked atMartin.

If Simond was doing it for fun, he wouldn't have brought Andrew and Martin along.

Martin suddenly realized. "No wonder we're on a ship. It's not surprising that I'm his target."

He seemed surprisingly optimistic. After all, this might just be his fate.

"I didn't expect him to go through so much trouble just for you. I have caused you inconvenience,"Abigail said, her tone filled with self-blame.

"Forget about it. Anyway, this is my fate." He waved his hand as he looked out the window andcouldn't help but sigh. "The scenery outside is not bad, right? If I'm useful to him, then it's not sobad. At least Andrew and I are still alive."

At first, he thought they were doomed, so being alive felt like a stroke of luck.

Abigail pondered over it and agreed. When the gunshots rang out at the beginning, she thought itwas the end for her.

Martin and Andrew were seriously injured and went to rest after eating.

She fed Larry some milk and fed herself some food as well.

While she was carrying Larry downstairs, she took a couple of steps, and suddenly, everything wentblack. She abruptly stopped.

She reached out her hands and waved, only to find that she couldn't see again. Could it be that herleft eye had only temporarily regained its sight? She became anxious and rubbed her eyesforcefully.

But still, everything remained black.

Abigail felt a sense of panic as she stood still and blinked incessantly. This time, her vision didn'treturn. She went from panic to gradually calming herself down.

A tall figure named Henri Tizy approached the stairs and noticed her standing still while holding ontoLarry. He walked over to her.

Abigail stared ahead with a puzzled expression and tried hard to make out the sound.

Henri quickly grasped the situation. It seemed she had lost her sight, and her eyes were unable tocapture light.

He was so scared that he quickly turned around. As he hurried down the stairs, he shouted, "Yourwoman's gone blind, boss!"

Simond, who was studying a nautical chart, shoved the chart into his arms. "What nonsense areyou talking about?!"

"I'm not making it up. She really can't see!" Henri insisted.

Like a gust of wind, Simond swiftly made his way to the first floor where the restaurant was located.Upon seeing Abigail fumbling around, he strode over and grabbed her slightly trembling hand.

"What happened to your eyes? Did something explode near you? No, if something exploded, itwould affect your ears. What's wrong with you?!"

"It's a bit complicated to explain. Let's not dwell on it. In short, I might have lost my sight." Abigailtried to calm herself down, but everything around her was pitch black, and she couldn't help feelingscared.

This meant that she was truly trapped by his side.

Simond instructed Henri beside him, "Fetch the doctor, and also, bring that old man up here!"

He paused for a moment and sternly warned her. "Don't play tricks on me. Your eyes were fine justnow!"

Perhaps Abigail was too familiar with him as she became angry upon hearing his words. "Are youimplying I've blinded myself for no reason? Are you sick or just out of your mind?!"

Simond was taken aback by the scolding, but after a moment, he lifted her chin and said,"Considering your blindness, I won't argue with you."

"What difference does it make if you argue with me? I'm blind, and I can't see anything!" Shecouldn't hold back her tears. "I don't want my world to be plunged into darkness!"

"Alright, I won't be too hard on you. Don't we still have Martin with us? Once the ship docks, I'll finda skilled doctor to treat you. You'll definitely recover." He comforted her immediately when he sawher tear-streaked face.

Abigail sobbed. "I can't see..."

To have her world suddenly turned black and enveloped in utter darkness was something she neverexperienced before.

Simond placed a hand on her shoulders. "It's okay, I'm still here. What is there to fear?"

She tightly held onto his hand with a look of genuine fear evident on her face.

The doctor and Martin were brought in together.

Simond sat beside Abigail and held her hand.

Martin spoke up first, "Her eyes have been damaged by my medicine. To treat her, we'll need to finda research institute where I can analyze the blood in her eyes and prescribe medication based onthe severity of the condition."

Another doctor examined Abigail's eyelids for a long time before informing Simond, "Indeed, hereyes have been affected by the medication. I've never seen anything like this before."

Simond's expression darkened. "You've never seen anything like it before? How did you become adoctor with such incompetence? And how did you end up on my ship as a doctor?"

The doctor didn't argue back and silently stepped aside.

"Martin's medication is really potent. Can you stop blaming him all the time?" Abigail couldn't helpbut speak up.

"You're really kind-hearted. No wonder I was able to deceive you into boarding this pirate ship."Simond immediately controlled his anger and tried to cheer her up with a smile.

Abigail remained silent.

After joking, he turned to Henri and said, "Let's dock at the nearest country with the best medicalfacilities."

Eyes weren't like other organs. Once a problem arose, it needed immediate treatment. If it was leftuntreated for a long time, it might have become incurable.