Angel of Light [English Version] (Completed)

Chapter 28: Merry family Christmas

Clarke proceeded to do what Lexa told her and began to open her eyes, which felt heavy. At first, the light almost blinded her, it was very intense, but it was so wonderful, she knew then how much she had missed being able to see. Clarke could not stop smiling and trembling, while Lexa did not take her eyes off her, as she kept her face very close to Clarke's holding her hands tightly as she tried to fight the tears that accumulated in her very excited eyes.

The intense light was reducing in its intensity, and very slowly Clarke began to distinguish a face, even though it was blurred, but her eyes were trying to focus everything they could. She was desperate to see the face of her Angel of Light, as many called her beloved doctor. Clarke blinked several times, adjusting to the light, and focusing on that image that was becoming clearer, as well as her emotions.

Finally, after a few seconds, there was that angelic face, so beautiful, as she had imagined it to be of her Lexa, of her love, of her Angel of Light. Clarke was immediately lost in those brilliant green eyes that looked at her smiling and wet. Her hands released her Angel's, and she lifted her them to hold that beautiful face with soft white skin, full lips, high cheekbones, caressing her cheeks while tears fell from her eyes as well as from that face that she caressed. Immediately everyone else in the room approached the happy women to share the wonderful moment with them.

- Hi my love... My God, you are beautiful! - Clarke managed to say in shaking voice.

- Hi my love... Merry Christmas! - Lexa replied happily as she caressed Clarke's face.

- My God... this is the best gift of my life! I love you so much, Lexa !! Merry Christmas!

Lexa wrapped Clarke in her arms, then kissed her, while everyone celebrated behind the doctor, hugging, crying, and screaming with joy. And although Clarke's mother also joined in the celebrations, hugs, and applause, there was a small matter on her mind. Finding out suddenly that her daughter and Dr. Woods were a couple, listening and observing the romantic and loving interaction between the patient and the doctor. But what was happening was her dream come true, not only for her beloved daughter but also for her and her ex-husband, who joined her in a strong and very heartfelt hug. The nightmare, the pain, the frustration, the guilt was over in their lives. Clarke had finally regained her sight and was thanks to none other than the famous and miraculous Dr. Woods and in this case also to her old friend Dr. Kane.

Despite being eternally grateful to Dr. Woods for that wonderful miracle, Dr. Griffin could not help but notice her fact that her young colleague had shifted the line of professionalism, and although in modern times such structural formalities were changing, she needed to have a little talk with Dr. Woods as soon as she could, and with her daughter later. But now in that incredible moment, she just hugged her ex-husband and cried with happiness, her daughter could see the world again.

After a few minutes, they parted, and Clarke looked around the room at the people present. Starting with her parents, whom she recognized well, despite the years.

- Clarke, daughter, for God's sake! this is so wonderful. I told you not to give up. I told you that this time I had a strong feeling.

- I know Ma, and if it had not been for your relentless search I would never have found this Angel of Light. Thank you.... I love you and you continue to look as beautiful as when I saw you last.

- Oh Clarke... thank you, but I've aged. And yes, Dr. Woods, I do not have words to thank you for this, and Marcus - Abigail said as she laughed caressing her daughter's face, as both women cried tears of happiness.

- It's the greatest pleasure of my life, Doctor Griffin, I assure you. That Clarke can see again is just everything to me, but Dr. Kane was the one who achieved the miracle this time. - an excited Lexa expressed, looking at Dr. Griffin, and saw something in the woman's eyes, and she understood what was bothering Clarke's mother.