Married at First Sight

Chapter 1694

Nevertheless, Lilian had a giant belly. Even when Lilian went out for a check–up, Tim had to bring along a few bodyguards to follow her closely and look after her.

Callum quickly said, “Mr. Tim, I got it. Even if Dr. Carden promises to treat my fiancée’s eyes now, I won’t dare ask her to leave the house.”

He fixed his eyes on Lilian and begged, “Dr. Carden, can you get the genius doctor to treat my fiancée? | can afford the cost no matter how expensive it is. I can also accept any requirements for it.”

Lilian was an excellent doctor, and the genius doctor was even more outstanding. After all, he was Lilian’s mentor. Furthermore, the genius doctor had been well–known for over a decade. Being called a genius doctor, he was indeed an impressive figure.

If the genius doctor was willing to treat Camryn’s eyes, there would be a strong likelihood that Camryn’s vision would be restored.

The genius doctor and Lilian were Camryn’s last hope.

Callum had promised Camryn that he would beg the genius doctor to treat her eyes and restore her vision.

Even if she was still blind, he would not look down on her.

pointless for Callum to promise to treat her well. After all, her inferiority made her feel that she did not deserve to be with him, so she

a one–year deadline for Callum. Now that half a year had passed, Callum was

not possibly force Camryn to get married to him when the deadline was

the Yorks had ever married a woman by

would not break the

taken any action. When compared to Kevin, Callum felt at ease because his

genius doctor, Tim could not comment much.

become the husband to the mentee of the genius doctor, he could not make decisions on

old. He has stopped treating patients. Also, he won’t be around these two

mentor decided to treat a patient depended on

if fate brought him and the patient together. If he refused to treat a patient, he would not be bothered to look

and Lilian needed

one month old. Based on what you described, your fiancée lost her vision due to

Even though I’ve never seen her, I know about poisoning more than others,