Percival's Desperation

The doctor had seen countless patients and injuries, but never had he encountered someone as severely injured as Eulalia.

Her wounds were so grave that they sent shivers down anyone′s spine. The person who did this to her would be insulted by being called an animal.

After hearing the doctor’s words, Percival felt numb, as if cut off from the world, engulfed in darkness.

Exhausted, the doctor continued, “I can’t imagine how she endured until now.”

The doctor′s empathy was strong. When Eulalia was being treated in the ICU, every medical staff member furrowed their brows in concern.

“Sir, I must tell you in advance, her ten fingers were filled with steel needles. Even if the wounds heal, she’ll be disabled,” the doctor said in an even tone, but the words struck Percival like a dagger.

Percival, confused and distraught, asked, “Disabled? What do you mean?”

“The nerves in her fingers are destroyed. She can live a normal life, but won′t be able to use her hands as before. Writing or typing