Camera- Red Eye

“Oh, wow,” Reena groaned. “It’s a nice shot — but I have red-eye.”
I studied the photo. Yes, Reena looked great. I don’t think she can take a bad picture. But her eyes were glowing bright red.
...
I can’t darken your eyes,” I said. “I should be able to fade the red glow.But it won’t adjust at all.”
“OH, HELP! OWWWWW! MY EYES — !” Reena shrieked.
I gasped and spun around.
Reena raised her hands to her eyes. And started to scream at the top of her lungs. “MY EYES! HELP ME! MY EYES!”
I let out another gasp. And jumped up from the chair. “What’s wrong?”
Reena pressed her hands over her eyes. “HELP ME! Julie — my eyes are BURNING! Oh, HELP ME!”
I grabbed her hands gently and tugged them down. When I saw her eyes, my breath caught in my throat.
Her eyes were glowing red like fire!
“Help me!” she moaned. “Oh, it hurts! It really hurts!”
“M-maybe the flash was too bright,” I stammered. “You were standing so close to the camera.”
I pulled Reena into my bathroom. I soaked a washcloth with cold water and pressed it over her eyes.
“It isn’t helping!” she shrieked. “My eyes — they’re BURNING! It hurts SO MUCH!”
I took the cloth away. Her eyes were still glowing bright red.
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“I have some eye drops in my room,” Mom said. “Julie, they’re on my dresser.”
We tried the eye drops. They didn’t help at all.

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