Chapter 330 The Virtuous Woman

• Natalie Mackenzie was a woman of few words. Most of the time, she sat in silence. Typically, blind individuals have slightly imperfect postures compared to sighted people due to their inability to see. However, Natalie Mackenzie was an exception. Whether sitting or standing, speaking or remaining quiet, she exuded serenity and perfection, to the point where one could easily forget that she was blind.
• "Miss Mackenzie, your blindness is not congenital. May I ask what caused it?" I asked, realizing that my question was somewhat abrupt.
• After asking, I realized that it was inappropriate. This was her personal matter, and by asking in such a manner, I was not treating myself as an outsider. In fact, today was our first meeting. So I quickly tried to make amends, "I apologize for being too forward. I talk too much sometimes."