Married at First Sight

Chapter 1752

“Having said that, Mr. Callum trusts you, or he wouldn’t have allowed us to leave together in your car.” Dalton choked.

The person calling Camryn was not Callum but Aunt Evelyn, who was her father’s youngest sister.

Aunt Evelyn had gotten married and moved to a faraway place.

She hardly returned to Wiltspoon.

“Aunt Evelyn.” The moment Camryn heard Aunt Evelyn’s voice, her expression totally changed.

From Camryn’s expression, Dalton could see her reliance on her aunt.

Camryn had aclose relationship with Aunt Evelyn; it was because of her that Camryn’s life was saved.

In the last decade, Aunt Evelyn had gone around to look for well- known doctors to help treat Camryn’s eyes.

She had also brought Camryn along to ask for medication and prayed for her.

“Camryn, where are you now? I went to your flower shop, and your assistant said you were out.

When I went home, I didn’t see you either.” Aunt Evelyn had turned against Mr. and Mrs. Newman because of the death of Camryn’s father and Camryn’s near-death experience.

When she returned to Wiltspoon, she would not step into the Newmans’ house but stay in a hotel.

return to her home, but she only asked about Camryn’s whereabouts

left after learning that Camryn

Then, she called Camryn.

you're here? When did you come over? You should’ve called me in advance so that I can pick you up at the airport.” “T know

need to pick me

arrived, and I’m now heading to

“Are you in York Corporation?” After learning that Callum was interested

York elders were

had even said that Camryn did not have to do

she was against Camryn getting

mishaps in her life, she did not want Camryn to take the

was worried that Camryn’s in- laws would eventually look down on her

Camryn to marry someone whose family background was similar

Yorks, the affluent family; she felt that Callum was out of

she would think that the two of

was precisely because Camryn was blind

“No.

I’m at Seaside Villa.

Camryn explained,

return home

me home, so don’t worry.” “Let me go