Chapter 385


    Where was Colin? I needed him!


    I screamed in my heart in fear, trembling and unable to speak.


    My terrible memories reyed over and over again.


    My thoughts told me to run away quickly, but my legs were frozen. I couldn’t move at all.


    The aide whispered something to Felix. He tilted his head and “nced” at me. Immediately afterward,


    the aide pushed him toward me.


    They were getting closer. It was so close that I seemed to smell Felix’s disgusting scent.


    Finally, I forced myself to move. I turned around and ran toward the road. In a panic, I bumped into


    someone.


    “Why are you so panicked?”


    I heard a familiar, elegant voice. It was Matthew. When he noticed my anxiety, he grabbed my arms


    and blocked my way. “Did you see a ghost?”


    Felix did look like a ghost, perhaps even more terrifying than one.


    The person next to Matthe


    burst outughing. It was George who had been missing for two months. He was d in white,


    drenched in golden sunlight, and resembled an angel.


    It was just that this angel arrived a littlete. If he hade earlier, I would have suffered less.


    Anyway, he was here!


    “I saw Felix.”


    “Felix? Did he do something to you?”


    I shook my head.


    Matthew sneered. “I happened to be looking for him. Let’s go.”


    With Matthew and George around, I was no longer afraid, I followed them around the corner and


    returned to the small square.


    The aide pushed Felix and stopped in the middle of the square.


    Felix wore all ck, including the socks exposed at the rims of his shoes. Coupled with a ck


    wheelchair, he appeared to have stepped out of hell, exuding a gloomy aura.


    ConTEent bel0ngs to N?v(e)lD/rama(.)Org .


    George narrowed his eyes and walked toward Felix, secretly observing him.


    Perhaps I overthought it, but Felix seemed to flinch when George appeared. He even averted


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    his eyes.


    His gaze was tooplex. That wasn’t something a blind man should have.


    My suspicion that he had regained his sight reappeared.


    I shook my head vigorously, trying to get rid of this feeling. If my suspicions were true, then he was too


    terrifying.


    Matthew took a few steps forward, stood before Felix with George, and said calmly, “Mr.


    Skeldon, your professionalism is world–renowned. Felix’s surgery should be one of your rare failures.


    What a pity.”


    George snorted lightly and responded arrogantly, “Failure never urs to me.


    “That might not be the case. Despite being a genius, you still have the probability of a 10% fail rate.


    The patient is right in front of you. Facts speak louder than words.”


    Matthew tucked his hands in his trouser pockets and tilted his head to observe Felix. I could


    hear the sarcasm in his tone.


    I wondered whether he was referring to George or Felix.


    I had a strange feeling the truth was about toe out.


    Just as I was going to ask, someone held my hand from behind.


    Without looking back, I knew it was Colin. The refreshing scent of pines on his body was too


    familiar.


    “I said there would be no issues with surgery. If things don’t go as expected, the problem is from the


    patient.”


    Colin, too, spotted Felix and wanted to step over. However, when he heard George’s words, he


    seemed to understand something. Heated and widened his eyes, staring at Felix in disbelief.


    “Colin, could it be that he…”