Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Everyone was aware that Camryn couldn’t see; instead, she recognized people through memory and listening.

When Callum introduced Camryn to everyone, everyone was quiet and only spoke out when it was time for them to speak, so that Camryn could remember who was speaking.

Camryn was once again moved by the thoughtfulness of York’s family.

Callum really never lied to her.

His family members were excellent; whether they were parents or siblings, they wouldn’t disapprove of her or think that she wasn’t deserving of him.

It was because she was too inferior and never dared to accept Callum’s feelings.

It was only now that she took the first step bravely.

If her aunt Azalea hadn’t gone to FC Manor in Annenburg and knew that Callum went to seek medical treatment for her, she probably wouldn’t be able to muster up the courage to take this step.

Grandma May was the head of the York family, but she was the gentlest old lady, Camryn didn’t put on airs of Grandma May at all.

mother, took Camryn’s hand to greet

these people were really nice to her or whether

were very sincere, and her

aunt, as long as Camryn

of them confirmed their romantic relationship again, and

of their natal family, met with the elders of the York family to

for him to accept that his biological parents are murderers. Since he knew the truth, he borrowed to live with

he didn’t hold a grudge against Camryn, he just had no face to

and his parents also took over the property left by his second uncle to his sister, and treated his sister

and Callum confirmed their love relationship, and after they met their parents, the

that although he was not his elder sister’s elder, he was her only brother. He

again, Trenton showed up and insisted on going with

first, and the wedding date would be a year or two later. He hoped that Camryn could see the grand wedding he had carefully prepared for her, not to mention the wedding of the eldest brother and sister-in-law hadn’t done it

was not in

be cured was what worried him the most right