Chapter 373

As time went by, we realized the surgery had failed. Felix was unlucky enough to be part of the 10% fail rate.

It meant he would be disabled. He wouldn't be able to see or walk again. He would spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair, in complete darkness.

My worst fear became a reality.

My parents were disappointed. Uncle Austin and Aunt Mel were heartbroken. Colin and I felt inexplicably desperate.

Did I have to owe Felix my whole life? No, I wouldn't accept this fate!

I contacted Matthew anxiously. It was almost 9:00 pm. From the sound of it, I assumed he was having a social gathering.

Soon after he answered my call, the noise level from the other end of the phone quieted. He must have left the private room and chosen a secluded corner to speak with me.

He gently asked me what had happened. I told him about Felix's situation and asked for his help to contact George.

Five minutes later, Matthew called back. He said that after George left the operating room, he had gone stra