All Chapters of His Blind Daughter-In-Law: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

[Ivy]“Great news, Mrs Morgan. Your cervix has healed, and everything’s back to normal. Now you can start trying for a baby without any issues,” Dr Kline says, and I can’t hold back my happiness.“Really? That’s actually good news.” I can’t wait to tell Hunter about it. He will be so happy. I touch the file she just handed me, pressing it against my chest so I know it’s real. “Thank you, Doctor. Thank you so much.”I leave the hospital and wait for Finn to bring the car around.My excitement rolls off me in waves. I can’t stop grinning.Five years. For five years, Hunter and I have been married, and for the last two years we’ve been trying for a baby. But I was told I wouldn’t be able to conceive because of an accident that happened seven years ago. It was a… messy situation.I hear a car pull up, and my smile widens even more.A car door opens, and a familiar presence fills my nostrils.“Hey, Ivy, ready to go home?” Finn, my personal driver—my best friend and brother from another mot

[Ivy]I return to my room to grab my phone when I pause right outside Hunter’s office.He seems to be talking to someone and probably forgot that the door needs fixing. Unless we lock it from the inside, it keeps peeling itself open.“My team and I tried to contact you after the recent scans of Mrs. Morgan, but you didn’t seem to respond.”That voice… doesn’t it belong to the eye specialist Hunter called from abroad for a second opinion?What is he doing here?“Yes,” Hunter says, sounding serious. “I have been busy. So, what’s the verdict?”“Well,” Dr. Keith says, “that’s what I wanted to talk to you about. Actually, my team and I have found a way to reverse the effects of the burns on Ivy’s retinas. It took us a while, but we did it.”I gasp, my feet frozen to the spot.“Ivy… can be healed?”“It won’t be easy,” Dr. Keith continues. “The procedure is invasive, and it will take several months for her to recover fully. But yes, we believe there’s a strong chance her vision could be rest

[Ivy]He sighs again, but this time it’s not out of disappointment—it’s out of pride. “Good. Very good. Leave it to me. I know what to do next.”“Thanks, Grandpa. I also have another favor to ask of you.”“Just say the word, Ivy. You know I would do anything for you, as long as it’s within my capability.”More tears race down my cheeks—not because it hurts, but because it doesn’t. Because there’s at least someone in my life whose love for me is unconditional. And that’s something I need to always remember.“I want you to reach out to Dr. Keith. He is an eye specialist and did a thorough checkup on me last month. I think he has found a way to treat my eyes and bring my sight back.”“Dr. Keith,” Grandpa repeats, as if digging through his memory for the man. “Wait. Isn’t he the same doctor I had my assistant send the contact details to Hunter a year ago?”“A year?” That’s new to me. As far as I know, it was only last month that Hunter introduced me to him. “Wait. You sent the doctor’s de

[Ivy]When we started following the tracker on Finn’s phone, I wasn’t sure what to expect.But when it stopped moving right outside Luxe Meridian—the condominium where I used to live before Hunter came into my life—something in my stomach twisted.Memories rushed through my head like a movie on fast forward.I saw my mom’s face. Her hands splattered with paint. Her bright smile. Her eyes full of life.For a second, I couldn’t breathe. Couldn’t move. Couldn’t do anything but clench my fingers tight—so tight my short nails bit into my flesh.And I heard Finn gasp.“What the hell, Ivy?” he growled.I felt his warm touch slide along my arm until he held my hand in his, probably staring at the mess I’d just made.“Are you crazy or something? Why would you do that?”But I’m sure the question is rhetorical, because there’s no way he’s expecting me to answer.“It’s nothing.” I pull my hand away. And while he hesitates to let go, he doesn’t force it either.And I’m not lying. I don’t know how

“Alright,” Grandpa says, his voice full of determination. “If that’s what you want. I’m sure you have your reasons. And speaking of reasons, I heard you have some solid proof of Hunter’s infidelity?”“Yes,” I reply. “Finn recorded everything.”“Good. Then we’ll use that in court. We’ll make sure he pays for what he’s done.” There’s a fierce protectiveness in his voice that warms my heart. He then pulls me into his arms, hugging me tightly. “I’m so sorry you had to go through this, my child. You deserve so much better.” He kisses my forehead. “But don’t worry. I’ll make sure he pays for every single tear you’ve shed—and more.”I lean into his embrace, feeling a sense of relief wash over me.For the first time since I found out about Hunter’s betrayal, I feel like everything might actually be okay.As we pull apart, Grandpa clears his throat. “Alright. Now let’s talk about something much more important.” He slips my hand into his, his warm touch bringing a sense of reassurance. “After t