"However, the patient's left hand was severely injured, and there may be some lasting complications," Dr. Lee continued.
"Lasting complications? What does that mean?" 'His left hand won't be completely useless, will it? What's he going to do? How will he take care of himself?'
"Oh, don't worry, Mrs. Quinn. It might be difficult for him to move it freely at first, but it will gradually recover with physical therapy. However, it's unlikely to ever be exactly like it was before.
Everyday movements will be fine, but he'll still have some difficulty lifting heavier objects. Still, we should be thankful it was his left hand and not his right."
Clara Grant had to admit the doctor was right—it was a blessing it was his left hand and not his dominant right one. But she still felt a pang of sadness.
'He was a perfectly healthy man, and now he was like this, all because of Autumn Shelby.'
