Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 1288
Although Callum brought Camryn two business deals and revenue, she could not possibly spend all the profits on buying him
dinner.
“Alright. You can pick the place since it’s your treat. I’m happy if you want to cook for me too.”
It did not matter to Callum where he was having the meal so long as his fiancée was treating him.
If Camryn could read his mind, she would challenge Callum about her being his fiancée.
Likewise, Callum would refute that since his nana made her his spouse candidate, so she was his fiancée.
“I can’t see, Mr. Callum. I can’t cook.” Camryn calmly reminded Callum that she was blind.
She could move freely in a familiar environment, but cooking was on another level.
Camryn would make her own food if she had her eyesight.
Despite being a child of the Newman family, Camryn used to do everything herself.
The smile on Callum’s face faded. Oh, right. She could not see. How was she supposed to cook?
He would probably not taste his wife’s cooking if she still could not see after their wedding. Alas, Callum would never experience
the joy Zachary had.
On second thought, Callum could take over the cooking.
“I heard about a seasoned doctor who people dubbed the miracle healer. Maybe he can treat your eyes.”
Callum added, “Even if we can’t find the old doctor, we can expect some results from his student.”
He had not asked Remy whether he could get in touch with the miracle healer or his student.
Callum had not reached the point where Camryn trusted him completely.
There was no way Camryn would think he was a good guy just because he introduced some business to her. The girl put up
walls around her. Although she was mild–mannered, she kept at distance from people and refused anybody from entering her

world.
“I know. My aunt told me. The miracle healer is my last hope to see again, but he only exists in the rumors. Who knows whether
the miracle healer is alive or not? The doctor and his student’s whereabouts are unknown.”
Camryn was first anxious and eager to regain her eyesight, but now she was indifferent about it. It would be great if she could
see again. Otherwise, she had adapted to living in darkness.
Her sight would probably be restored if the doctor, who had reintroduced light to her world, was still alive. Alas, the great
ophthalmologist had passed away. She could see shades of light, but everything else was still a blur to her. She was no different
than a blind person.
Camryn’s aunt put all her hope on the miracle healer.
After much silence, Callum said, “That’s true. Not many of our generation know about the miracle
healer, much less know where he is.”
Callum had sent a text message to ask his nana, but Grandma May told him that he was on his own, and with good faith, God
would guide him to the miracle healer.
Grandma May did not want to get involved in this.
Callum moaned about her irresponsibility in his mind. She shoved a potential wife to him and washed her hands off the whole
thing by flying to Jensburg with Kevin.
He wondered if Kevin made any progress with Hayden.
Judging by Kevin’s dislike for Hayden, he probably had not even made the first move. How was Nana going to remedy that?
With Nana’s tactics mind, Callum would rather approach Camryn himself than fall into Nana’s set–up.
“I’ll leave it in the hands of God.”
Camryn knew the real cause of her blindness.

She was fed poison for a long time. The dosage was suddenly increased one day, and her body could not take it. Camryn nearly
met her fate that day. Although the doctors resuscitated her, she had lost her sight since.
Ten years ago, her aunt had filed a police report, but the investigation came back empty. Her stepfather fired all the servants
from a decade ago as a way to put an end to the matter.