Chapter 237

Sage could tell he was concerned, but she found it extremely ironic. So, she shut her mouth and remained silent.

"What else could have happened? It was either caused by gravel or glass shards," said the doctor.

Ian thought of something. "Is it the glass shards from the trash can?"

Sage chose to remain silent yet again. The doctor chided, "How could you be so careless when you knew you were injured? The scab had just formed as well. You're going to have to go through the pain all over again."

"It's my fault. I had no idea she had injured her hand, so I grabbed her hand a bit too forcefully." Ian took the blame upon himself.

The doctor adjusted his glasses and looked up at Ian. "Are you her husband? How were you not aware that your wife was injured?"

Ian, who had always been high and mighty, was embarrassed at that moment. He cleared his throat and said, "It was pretty hectic at the time."

"So you were there, but you have no idea how your wife got injured?" The doctor's eyes widen