A Divorce After My Rebirth by Gentle Rain in June

Irwin wasn't like Cedric. He didn't forbid Natalie from contacting her family.

Even when she contacted them, Natalie didn't allow Lydia to disclose her situation here.

With both the Entes family and Wexford in turmoil, Stephen couldn't remain uninvolved.

Ultimately, Natalie didn't want her family to worry too much about her.

Even now.

"No, it's fine."

She wanted to see what else Irwin could do!

But if he wanted to use her again, it depended on whether she agreed or not.

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Once, in the struggle between Cedric and Irwin, Natalie endured considerable harm.

Now, she remained silent about matters that concerned them!

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Heather called. Her concern for Natalie was evident as they spoke to each other.

"Don't worry, I can actually already tell..."

"Can you see?" Heather sounded tense on the phone.

Natalie fell silent.

See?!

Since the moment she lost her sight completely, she knew... this time, seeing again was just wishful

thinking for her.

When did the desire to see again become a luxury in her heart?

A feeling of suffocation spread through her chest, making her feel increasingly tense inside.

"Mom, I'll get better soon, okay?"

At that moment, besides soothing Heather with such words, Natalie didn't know what else to do. During

her time in Yuloria, whether it was towards Cedric or Irwin, she always showed her thorns. Yet nobody

knew how she struggled to see in the darkness. She hoped to recover her sight and

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believed that if she could see in the dark, there might be more hope for her to regain her sight.

But she was wrong.

She was disappointed in the end.

Restoring a person's sight wasn't that easy. Failure after failure left her feeling hopeless.

During the day, she tried harder to adapt to the darkness. She thought that even if she couldn't see for

the rest of her life, she wanted to be an agile blind person so her family wouldn't worry about her too

much.

Yet nobody knew...

With each mistake she made in the darkness, there was a collision of despair deep within her heart

beneath her seemingly calm exterior.

Nobody knew how much it hurt every time she heard Heather's concern in her voice over the phone,

which eventually turned into hatred towards Cedric and Irwin.

Cedric shouldn't have appeared in her life!

And Irwin's plotting against Cedric, leading to Isabella's appearance, ultimately plunged her into

endless despair.

"Nat, would it be alright if I came to Yuloria to see you?" Heather's voice was full of heartache and

concern.

After Natalie had gotten back into contact with her family, Heather expressed her desire to come to

Yuloria to care for Natalie more than once.

But each time, Natalie refused.

Now, it was the same.

"I'd rather you take care of Luna for me, Mom."

Luna!

She was truly what Natalie had risked her life for.

Heather felt choked when she heard Luna's name, and involuntarily remembered how much Natalie

had suffered when she gave birth to Luna.

"Wel... okay!" She knew how important Luna was to Natalie.

Since Natalie went completely blind, Heather had been even more dedicated to caring for Luna.

"Nat, actually, Cedric he..."

"Mom." Natalie cut off Heather's words, her tone heavy.

Heather often mentioned Cedric during her calls, but Natalie always interrupted her.

Obviously, Cedric was like a taboo in her life, even when mentioned by her own mother. Heather

couldn't help but notice the change in Natalie's tone.

"If there's nothing else, I'll hang up now."

"Okay, take care of yourself."

"Got it."

Natalie hastily hung up, afraid that Heather would sense her current mood. After hanging up, she sat in

the darkness, her face growing colder by the moment.

When Clyde called the last time, he mentioned Cedric visiting Simeria, and the entire family was on

guard against him. They didn't give him the slightest chance to take Luna.

Just hearing about Cedric going to see Luna made Natalie's heart turn cold.

What right did that man have to see Luna? -

At dinner time, Irwin returned. Since his visit to Edward, regardless of how busy he was, he almost

always sat beside her during meals, as if their hope was running out of time.

In reality, the results were already out!

But he persisted in waiting until the end.

"Miss, it's time for your medicine."

Lydia brought the medicine to Natalie. Natalie drained the bowl in one gulp, not waiting for Irwin to say

anything.

She even swallowed the last bit of sugar along with the medicine, causing the bowl to clatter heavily on

the table.

The sound struck heavily at Irwin's heart.

"I won't be eating dinner," she declared.

Every time she took such a large dose of medicine, Natalie couldn't eat anything afterward.

Irwin always insisted she eat.

Tonight, however, he didn't press her.

Lydia carefully escorted Natalie to take a bath.

After helping Natalie onto the bed, Lydia hesitantly said, "Miss, maybe we should..."

She couldn't finish her sentence. During this time, Lydia and Xyla had been by Natalie's side, knowing

full well that the medicine did nothing for her.

And every time, the medicine was so bitter!

Natalie seemed accustomed to it, but they knew she endured that bitterness alone. She knew it was

futile, so why not arrange surgery instead of enduring such suffering?

That bitterness was not ordinary!

Both Lydia and Xyla had tasted it. So, every time Natalie acted like she was used to it, they felt even

more heartbroken.

"Let's go back! Sir and Madam surely have a solution," Lydia said, genuinely feeling her heart clench

painfully for Natalie.

It was evident even to those around her how meaningless this persistence was.

"There's four days left, right?" Natalie finally said.

"Miss!" Lydia's tone grew tense.

"It's just a few days left anyway. Let's endure a bit longer," Natalie said in a calm and light tone.

Lydia and Xyla couldn't even endure a mouthful of that bitterness.

Yet Natalie had endured it for three months...!

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