Shadows of Destiny: A Tale of Liberation

Chapter 1544

Chapter 1544

After spending some time together, both of them started to feel a little bored.

"Ren, do you want to walk around the nearby garden? A lot of things have changed around here. At first, there

were plans to build a factory here, but the residents protested and decided to make it a habitable neighborhood.

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They even built a wetland park nearby, and it's really pretty..." After typing those words, Leia suddenly realized that

Renee couldn't see. Feeling sad, she changed the words and turned her text into a voice message. "Ren, let's take a

walk at the wetland park nearby. The weather is nice."

"Sure!" Renee quickly agreed. She found it rather boring staying at home all day, and had wanted someone to

accompany her outside.

Hence, Leia took Renee to the nearby wetland park. There was a large man-made lake in the center of the park

with reeds around it, and many popular streamers went there to take photos. Both Renee and Leia didn't like

crowded places, so they picked an isolated spot at a boulder facing the center of the lake to relax at. The air was

fresh and the sight of the lake glistening under the sunlight was beautiful to see.

"Ren, can you tell me what's the matter with your eyes?" Leia couldn't contain her curiosity any longer, and asked

through a voice message as she peeled an orange.

"I'm paying off a debt," Renee said lightly, but her tone was firm.

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"What kind of debt was it? Why did you have to give up your eyes?"

"It was a favor I owed someone."

"A favor? For whom?" Leia was unhappy with Renee's explanation, and wanted to seek justice for her best friend."

It's usually someone else owing you something. Could there have been a mistake?"

"Jovan..." A long sigh escaped Renee. "He gave up his eyes to Stefan because of me. He was a smart and sensible

person, but he became pessimistic and depressed after that incident. I felt bad for ruining his bright future, and I

would've felt guilty if I didn't repay him."