Married at First Sight Chapter 1348

Chapter 1348

Camryn finally stopped resisting. Hesitant about touching Callum, she struggled to find a comfortable place to rest her hand.

Callum moved forward with Camryn in his arms and commented honestly, “You look so small that I thought carrying you would be easy, but you are definitely heavier than you appear. If you had run off any further, I would have faced quite the workout carrying you back to the car.”

Camryn felt slightly offended, “I never asked you to carry me…”

She had made it clear that she could walk on her own.

It was Callum who insisted on carrying her, believing she would be too slow without her shoes.

“Do you want me to put you down so you can walk?”

“Sure.”

She preferred to be led by the hand rather than be carried.

With that, he gently set her down on the ground.

He meant it when he said Camryn was too heavy for him; he could only carry her for a few more minutes at best.

It was understandable, considering she was a fully grown adult!

The average adult weighed at least eighty to ninety pounds. While Camryn was not overweight, she wasn’t exactly skinny either. She once had her height and weight measured and was told she was five feet four inches tall and weighed ninety-two pounds.

After setting her down, Callum had to massage his tired hands.

Fortunately, Camryn couldn’t see him; otherwise, she would have been upset to witness that.

She felt Callum take her hand and noticed the warmth of his palm.

“Let’s go. My car is about a thousand feet away.”

Camryn managed to make some progress as she tried to escape.

“Thank you, Callum.”

“You don’t need to thank me; it was my sister-in-law who looked out for you. She was the one who told

“I wanted to make sure you got home safely, even if you wouldn’t let me take you,” Camryn said, feeling a deep sense of gratitude toward Serenity. She had always believed she could protect herself, but the events of that night had been a harsh wake-up call. No matter how bright and independent she considered herself, her blindness would always be a significant vulnerability.

She had to come to terms with the fact that she was not a valkyrie from ancient tales. Although she carried a pocket knife, she realized it was more likely she would hurt herself in a struggle than use it effectively for self-defense. She viewed it as a last resort for desperate situations.

“The most important thing right now is to heal your eyes,” Callum said as he guided her along the winding path. With him leading the way, Camryn no longer needed to worry about tripping over roots, but Callum had to modify his pace to match hers.

He felt he should have insisted on carrying her, but he worried that would exhaust him. He also regretted not driving the car to her initially, which would have saved him from so much walking. If Serenity were with them and could read his thoughts, she would undoubtedly have a lot to say—likely teasing him and suggesting that this was why he was single.

“Of course, I want that too. Nothing matters more to me than recovering my eyesight. Right now, my best option is to find that genius doctor everyone says works miracles. My aunt went to Annenburg to see him a while back, but she called to inform me that he had left and no one knew his next destination.” Such miraculous healers had a tendency to disappear without a trace. Callum was aware that the doctor was no longer in Annenburg and knew he couldn’t ask Josh for help in locating him.

Doctor. He recalled Josh mentioning that his family was hesitant to reach out to the group of brilliant doctors from decades past and would prefer not to do so. The only option left was to wait. His brother had told him about a certain Dr. Leigh, who had a history with the Johnson siblings. Moreover, this doctor was friends with Mrs. Young–Johnson. It was rumored that the child Mrs. Young–Johnson had taken under her wing had piqued Dr. Leigh’s interest, and she intended to nurture the child to become his successor. Callum believed he should keep an eye on the Johnsons. It was only a matter of time before he heard news regarding either Dr. Leigh or the other doctor reputed to be a miracle healer. Additionally, he had been searching the country for renowned ophthalmologists.
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