The rope tied to Arnold Glenn's lifeline was finally removed, but it was already stained red with blood.
The doctors looked at each other, anxious and uncertain, and one of them cleared his throat and said to Arnold Glenn, who was lying on the bed trembling, his face as pale as a sheet, "Sir, we're sorry, we really were very careful, but... injuring some parts was inevitable, it was really strapped too tightly."
Though they apologized verbally, what the doctors were thinking was that it really wasn't their fault.
They had never dealt with such a patient before. During regular surgeries, stitching up wounds was their forte, but... this was truly a first, and it was normal to lack experience.
Arnold Glenn didn't know what the situation was down there, he only knew the scene must be unbearable.
He couldn't muster the courage to look, and just the thought that he might not even be a man anymore made him want to kill all the York Family members.
