The disease is mysterious, for although Glaucoma has been known since antiquity, modern researchers still struggle to understand its causes. While some treatments can stall the loss of vision, there is no cure, and it remains leading cause of blindness all over the world. Patients with glaucoma usually experience damage to the optic nerve, the cable behind the eyes which connect them to the brain...” I suppress a yawn as the monotonous drone from the audiobook lulls me to sleep. I have spent all day snooping through Liam’s old laptop and trying to learn more about him. I have little else to do while I wait for him to finish his day at work and retrieve my computer from my dad’s. Unfortunately, instead of finding something scandalous like kinky erotica, I keep stumbling upon things that reaffirm that he actually is a good boy. For example, his boring medical textbooks. Does the man ever have fun? I know he has some of my books in paperback, along with a few other fiction titles on his shelves, but I can’t determine what they are.
