Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1143

At Wiltspoon School, a convoy of cars made a turn from the highway to the road in front of the school gate. After that, they stopped a few hundred feet away from the school gate.

A bodyguard got out of the first car. He pulled open the rear door and said grimly, “Ms. Newman, we’ve arrived at Wiltspoon School.”

Camryn silently grabbed the white cane beside her. Then, her hand landed on the several gifts on the seat.

Mrs. Newman was the one who prepared the gifts. Camryn had no idea what those were.

She was picked up by Mrs. Newman at the florist.

The second car was Mrs. Newman’s exclusive car. She pressed down on the window button and signaled to the bodyguard. When the bodyguard approached her, she said, “Tell her to walk straight about a thousand feet from where she alighted, and the first store on her left is Serenity’s bookstore.”

The bodyguard acknowledged her order courteously. Before he returned to the car, Camryn had already groped her way out of the car with the gifts. She stood there, unable to find her direction at that moment.

She completed her middle school education at Wiltspoon School, but she did not graduate. She transferred to a special needs school as she went blind.

School. She heard that the school had expanded and that many new classrooms

were many stores in front of the school.

who were able to set up their stores in front of the school were no ordinary people. They had influential figures to lean on. Not everyone could open their stores in front of the school.

able to open a bookstore here for a couple of years. Could she

the Yorks?

feet from here. The first store

the

Mrs. Newman’s message to

mercy on behalf of your sister. Regardless of the mistake Carrie made, she’s your biological sister!” Mrs. Newman reminded Camryn

husband requested to meet Zachary at York Corporation, but he refused to meet

into a rage. If that happened, their beloved daughter would not be

but to make use of her

apology to Mrs. York, but I

was willing to come simply because she felt that she was the cause of