After learning the answer, William Foster's heart was filled with anticipation and longing, but as he recalled his previous decision to "pretend he couldn't see", he instantly felt extremely depressed.
Finally, he helplessly and frustratingly complained, "You're really putting me in a tough spot, knowing full well I can't see anything right now."
After saying these words, he began to contemplate the meaning of life.
Alas, he truly couldn't fathom what terrible mistake he must have made in the past to opt to torture himself in such a self-afflicting way.
It is often said that if a calamity befalls from the heavens, there might still be room for maneuver, but if it's the evil fruits borne from human deeds, it is hard to rectify.
This truly aligns with that old saying: hoist with one's own petard.
Although William Foster felt a sense of grievance in his heart, he was very fortunate to have a particularly considerate little wife.
