Chapter 44
Author: Vicky
last update2026-04-25 23:20:13

The entire hall went silent, not just quiet heavy.

It felt like even the air itself had stopped moving.

No one spoke. No one shifted. The earlier murmurs from the nurses had completely vanished, replaced by a tense stillness that pressed down on everyone’s chest. They hadn’t expected this… not to this level. Not this blunt. Not this cruel.

Dr. William’s words still echoed in their minds, sharp and unfiltered.

And for a moment, nobody knew how to respond.

Liam stood there, unmoving, but inside h
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