Chapter 111

~ Charles

I watched her walk out the door, crying. Even though I pretended not to feel it, it broke my heart.

I just wanted to be alone, and she was the last person I wanted to see. My mind was too weak right now to face any emotions.

A few days later, I demanded the test results since the doctors were keeping them away from me.

“Yes? How is my condition? Am I going to get better?” I asked the doctor seriously.

“Well, Mr. McCall, I have good and bad news,” the doctor began.

“Go on.”

“Which do you want to hear first?” The doctor asked.

My brows furrowed in annoyance. “Just tell me the goddamn news!”

The doctor swallowed, adjusting his collar. “The good news is that there’s a possibility of you recovering motion for your upper body, but…”

“But what?” I asked impatiently.

“But your lower body might be permanent,” the doctor finally dropped the bomb.

I instantly broke down, tears falling like rain. I refused to prepare for the worst because I wanted to remain optimistic, but now I regret