Chapter 155
Author: Zuxian
last update2024-05-16 17:39:58

It would seem as though time stood still right in that moment. There were a lot to process for both ladies.

Anna was on the verge of yelling at Cory for digging his fingers into the eyes of Mara. She had hardly even done that when Mara had said what she had just said.

"I can see, Cory. I can see clearer. And quicker." Mara repeated, sounding and looking very ecstatic about the whole thing.

Cory was still on his knees. His eyes were a little odd because his face held a note of blackness. Perhaps he was having doubts. He couldn't quite place his feelings either.

"Let's not be too excited." Cory urged the little girl, both of his palms on her cheeks.

Mara nodded slowly. Cory had a good reason to be worried. He could recall what happened the last time. He had once tried to heal her sight, but he had ended up causing her more pain.

Although he didn't put much thought into this before deciding to heal her again, yet he was quite nervous about the situation. Of course, he could trust t
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