Chapter 70. One-Eyed Man

In the dimly lit balcony, Gerard's voice cut through the tension, his words carrying a mix of regret and sincerity. "Nathan, first of all, let your temper come down. I'm sorry if I've ever had a grudge with you over the months. I now realize I don't deserve Ivy, so I just had to let her go. I have no bad intentions about her."

He began to open up, sharing the depth of his feelings for Ivy, recounting how she was his first love. As Gerard spoke, his words seemed to carry the weight of genuine remorse, a stark contrast to the shadows that had defined their past interactions.

"Nathan, when I heard Ivy needed a transplant on the platforms, I couldn't hesitate to do it. Yes, I don't deserve Ivy, but I know you do. I entrust her to you to take care of her." Gerard's voice resonated with a hint of vulnerability, and all the while, he remained unaware that Nathan's vision struggled in the dimness.

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