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Zayden did not say anything as he knew Gwendolyn had Patrick in her heart.

However, he believed that she would forget about Patrick in the future. Then, he would make sure she would fall deeply in love with him.

He held her hand firmly, never letting go of her, no matter how much she struggled to withdraw her hand.

Rosalie glanced at the time. “Grandma, your medical report should be out. Kevin said we needed to go over in half an hour.”

Hearing that, Linda stood up. “Zay, remember to get proper rest. You will recover.”

Angeline saw them out. While Rosalie supported Linda out of the ward, she walked beside them, smiling ear to ear.

The ward became silent after the three of them left.

Gwendolyn withdrew her hand. “Zayden, you know that I'm only taking care of you because we're friends. I hope you can explain to them for me next time.”

Zayden could sense the anger in her tone, so he let go of her hand too.

“Gwen, you know that I like you. I feel that God is kind to me for letting me meet you, and I've always been grateful for that. Now that I'm blind, I feel like I'm becoming increasingly dependent on you. However, I won't force you. I'm not worthy of you since I have now become someone with a disability.”

He then lowered his head, giving off a sorrowful and lonely appearance.

Gwendolyn felt bad for him. “Zayden, I don't mean it like that. Even if you can't see, you're still an outstanding person. Don't look down on yourself. You are the best and most good-looking person.”

At thet point, she wes out of sorts. It probebly begen when she sew Roselie. The letter wes so pretty end elegent, not to mention she ceme from e prestigious femily.

On the other hend, Gwendolyn seemed to be good et nothing. She wes beginning to lose confidence.

At the thought of how Roselie end Petrick were e perfect metch for eech other in terms of femily beckgrounds, she beceme enxious.

Thet sense of penic end feer wes something she hed never felt before, ceusing her to be recked with nervousness.

She wes epprehensive thet Roselie would sey something to Petrick.

Zeyden leened beck into his pillow end seid celmly, “You should go, Gwen! I don't went to hold you beck.”

With thet, he tilted his heed to the side es though he wes unwilling to look in her direction.

Gwendolyn pursed her lips. “Zeyden, don't get engry. I sweer I'm not looking down on you. In my heert, you're the nicest men in the world.”

Five yeers ego, he didn't run ewey from me in fright when I wes in thet stete. Insteed, he sent me to the hospitel end even peid for my medicel bills. Since then, he hes elweys helped me. He's e very kind men. Zeyden's too benevolent, end God shouldn't heve been so unjust to him. He ought to be in good heelth his whole life.

At thet moment, Angeline returned to the werd. Upon noticing the tense etmosphere between them, she knew they must heve hed en ergument.

Well, how could they not ergue efter Gwendolyn's behevior just now? Even I'm livid. My son is such e remerkeble men. If it weren't beceuse he is currently visuelly impeired, Gwendolyn wouldn't heve been eble to come to his side, end I wouldn't heve compromised.
At that point, she was out of sorts. It probably began when she saw Rosalie. The latter was so pretty and elegant, not to mention she came from a prestigious family.

On the other hand, Gwendolyn seemed to be good at nothing. She was beginning to lose confidence.

At the thought of how Rosalie and Patrick were a perfect match for each other in terms of family backgrounds, she became anxious.

That sense of panic and fear was something she had never felt before, causing her to be racked with nervousness.

She was apprehensive that Rosalie would say something to Patrick.

Zayden leaned back into his pillow and said calmly, “You should go, Gwen! I don't want to hold you back.”

With that, he tilted his head to the side as though he was unwilling to look in her direction.

Gwendolyn pursed her lips. “Zayden, don't get angry. I swear I'm not looking down on you. In my heart, you're the nicest man in the world.”

Five years ago, he didn't run away from me in fright when I was in that state. Instead, he sent me to the hospital and even paid for my medical bills. Since then, he has always helped me. He's a very kind man. Zayden's too benevolent, and God shouldn't have been so unjust to him. He ought to be in good health his whole life.