Chapter 71
The camera focused on Alexander, who stretched out his long legs and got out of the car unhurriedly. He turned around to pick up the person in the car.
The commentator exclaimed, "Many people say that a bald head is the best tool to test a person’s looks. I agree with this saying. Many celebrities look beautiful, but once they shave their heads, the flaws on their faces are all exposed. However, Mr. Moran looks great under a high-definition camera even without hair. Unfortunately, he refused to enter the entertainment industry."
He said a string of praises for Alexander.
Then, the good show began. A woman in a wheelchair appeared at the door of the car. Alexander carried the woman out of the car with both hands. The nurse in the car then came out with a wheelchair. After the wheelchair was placed properly, Alexander carefully placed the woman back into the wheelchair.
The close-up shot was aimed at the woman’s face. Everyone exclaimed, "Lucy? It’s really Lucy!"
"Five years have passed, but she hasn’t aged at all. She even looks younger. How did she do it?" someone said.
"Look at the scar on her head. She must have had a craniotomy. It looks pretty bad," another person said.
Alexander stood behind his sister and pushed her wheelchair forward. Everyone automatically made room. Lucy smiled and waved at everyone. Flashbulbs and shutter clicks flashed crazily, illuminating the area. Under such light, the siblings’ bald heads were especially conspicuous.
Avery suddenly remembered that in the photos she found, Lucy not only had beautiful hair, but she also paid a lot of attention to her image. Alexander must have shaved his hair to support his sister’s struggle against the illness.