PAMPERED BY MY THREE BROTHERS: THE RETURN OF THE NEGLECTED HEIRESS

[Pierson Corporation: CEO’s Office]

Zoren squinted as the lights in the office spread across the room. The blinds that had been covering the floor-to-ceiling glass wall were also removed. He had just finished another eye check-up, even though he knew his impairment was psychological.

"This is good, Mr. Pierson!" Doctor Tan intoned with a satisfied smile as he sat on the couch to Zoren’s right. "Your eyesight is improving."

Initially, Zoren could only see blurry colors, relying on his sharp mind and guesswork to function. Zoren managed to conceal his problem at work because he knew every corner of his office by heart. However, this problem was bad enough that he avoided unfamiliar places.

Now, after the routine check-up, he could make out letters again. Although he still couldn’t read the smaller ones on the chart, it was still a significant improvement.

"Even your latest lab results look better," the doctor added, almost in disbelief as he reviewed the test results. Doctor Tan had been one of Zoren’s many doctors, and seeing this progress made him a bit emotional.

’His complexion has improved, but it’s reassuring to see it’s not just superficial,’ he thought, smiling in satisfaction. "Mr. Pierson, if this continues, you’ll recover in no time."

Zoren nodded. "Doctor Tan, can you give me an estimated timeline for when I’ll fully recover?"

"Mr. Pierson, it’s impossible to say for certain. Your health has fluctuated so much in the past. While this is the first time in a long while that your tests have come back with such positive results, I still can’t predict a definite date. But if you keep this up, there’s a good chance you’ll regain your vision soon. You may even be able to live normally again."

"I see." Zoren rocked his head. "So, I can’t know for sure when I’ll get better."

Doctor Tan smiled, appreciating Zoren’s eagerness. "Mr. Pierson, may I ask why you’re so keen to know?"

"So, I can tell her," Zoren replied immediately. "I’m talking about my wife. I wanted to give her good news, but it seemed I couldn’t do that yet."