No More Tears, I Left the Blind Billionaire Behind

For three years, Nora Miller has been the one constant in Ethan Carter's darkness. After a car accident leaves the golden boy of New York blind, she gives up a prestigious fellowship and a funded residency to become his eyes, enduring his rages and his pain. On the morning his bandages finally come off, she waits outside his hospital room all night with a thermos of chicken and rice soup she simmered for four hours, ready to be the first thing he sees.

But the first call Ethan makes is not to her. Through the cracked door, Nora hears him speak to Chloe Vance with a tenderness he never gave her, promising to come for the woman who fled the day he went blind. When his mother, Victoria Carter, offers ten million dollars to leave with dignity, Nora accepts and walks away, leaving the still-warm thermos at the nurse's station.

A week later, at Ethan's celebration party at Cipriani Wall Street, Nora stands in the gilded lobby in the only decent dress she owns, no longer the woman who once said she would be his eyes.