Chapter 14 Her Debt To Sir Edgar

• “My vision is blurry, Hanson. I can barely make out the shadows,” Alora admitted, her voice trembling.
• Hanson handed her the capsules and a glass of water. “Stick to the medication and use the herbs as instructed. Your vision should clear up in a few days,” he assured her, his voice steady despite the gravity of the situation. “I acted quickly to prevent any serious damage to your retina.”
• Alora took the glass, her fingers trembling slightly as she drank. The pain had lessened since she started the treatment, and she could see vague shapes, though everything remained in shades of gray. She was deeply relieved to be able to see even this much, thanks to Hanson’s prompt action.