Chapter 112
Author: Poen Konnet
last update2025-07-28 01:31:38

Logan stood outside the glass doors of the ICU, his heart thudding heavily against his ribs. Behind the sterile, sealed barrier lay Charlotte—unconscious, pale, and hooked to tubes that beeped rhythmically like countdowns to doom.

The doctors had said her condition was critical and worsening. Now, even with all the machines and drugs, they had quietly begun preparing her family for the worst.

But Logan couldn’t accept that.

Not now.

Not after what had happened earlier.

The surge of light he felt when he accidentally bled on the cube had changed everything.

It wasn’t imagination.

He had felt the pulse of knowledge course through his mind like a river breaking through a dam.

He could feel medicine, human anatomy, diagnostic protocols, rare and obscure illnesses... swirling in his head as if he’d studied them for decades.

He couldn’t explain it—not in a way anyone would understand.

But deep inside, he knew Charlotte didn’t have to die.

Logan stepped toward the ICU desk where three
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