This Time, the Captain Requested a Solo Crash
by Yuan Sanzi
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In order to avoid the truck and save my husband and daughter, I turned the steering wheel hard and slammed the passenger side into the rear corner. The windshield exploded and severed my optic nerve. I was reduced from an ace pilot to a blind man who could only huddle in a corner. I smashed a cabinet full of flying medals, grabbed the glass and tried to cut my throat. My husband held me tightly and said, "Wife, don't be afraid, I will support you forever." My daughter hugged my legs and cried, "Mom, just stay alive, I will be your eyes." Later, my daughter would lead me to the toilet every day after school, and my husband would patiently feed me food every night. In order to lighten the burden, I fumbled around doing housework, but I always broke the dishes and made a mess all over the floor. Until that day, my daughter made a big fuss over the parent-teacher conference. "I won't take a blind person with me! My classmates all laugh at me for having a mother who rolls her eyes!" The husband blew smoke rings impatiently: "Okay, lock the door and don't let her go out to be embarrassed." "Dad, when will these days end? Why didn't she die directly in the car accident?" "If she died, I wouldn't have to face these eyes every day and suffer from the torture of conscience." My hand holding the guide stick froze in mid-air. It turns out that risking their lives to save them only earned them guilt and hatred.
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