"The surgery went smoothly, and we also took care of a few small procedures left over from last time," Professor Lewis was the first to speak.
Keira Leaf still sounded a bit nervous as she asked, "Does that mean he can see now?"
Professor Lewis nodded, "The corneal transplant was very successful, but it will be more than twenty days before we can remove the stitches. After that, he should be essentially like anyone else."
Keira Leaf became somewhat excited, tears welling up in her eyes. Although Joshua Sulliven's blindness had not lasted long, it had constantly been scraping at her heart.
Nowadays, the stone that had been pressing on her heart finally fell. Her nerves, which had been tightly wound, seemed to snap completely, and she felt worn out from head to toe.
A group of people wheeled Joshua Sulliven into the ward, and he didn't come around until about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Keira Leaf asked with concern, "How are you feeling? Is there any discomfort?"
