Master Odell’s Secret Ex-wife novel Chapter 525

Odell frowned.

The first page was a printing of an X-ray.

It showed a broken bone in the calf.

The calf bone had almost completely split down the middle and had also been bent at an unnatural angle.

Just from this picture, one could get an idea of how pain the person must have suffered.

Sylvia looked at him and stated with composure, "Odell, this photo was taken more than four months ago. It was right after I was rescued and admitted to the hospital."

The hands Odell that was using to hold the papers suddenly trembled.

Sylvia went on, “Have you ever experienced a broken bone before? Do you know how much it hurts? Just as I was about to recover from it, someone had to step on the same break again and again.”

Odell scowled, and his face darkened.

He continued to flip to the later pages.

Sylvia continued to to speak, "I was hospitalized in the Hospital at Coastrock for two whole months. I was bedridden pretty much the whole time there. It was not because of the injury on my calf, but because I simply did not have the strength to get up at all. It took everything in me just to take a deep breath.”

At this point, Odell had turned to the last page.

It was a medical record outlining Sylvia’s physical condition, one of the most eye-catching parts of the document was the term "trauma-induced miscarriage".

The grip of his hands tightened and the paper trembled involuntarily. He stared at the words, unable to pluck his eyes away from it.

The record was very elaborate and written in professional terms, “Patient exhibited signs of a miscarriage upon entering the unit. Due to the patient’s severe condition, the emergency operation lasted for several hours until the patient was resuscitated…”

His eyes began to redden as he turned back to look at Sylvia.

Sylvia was also staring at him, she wore a blank expression on her face as she went on, “Well, now you know what happened. In those two months, on top of having to nurse my injury, I also had to deal with a miscarriage.”

Things simply had not worked out for the child inside of her. Before Sylvia had even gotten to know her unborn child, the child had been lost.

Till now, she could remember every detail of the pain she had to suffer during those two months.

On several occasions, she had even been forced to urinate on the bed because the nurses had not been able to provide her with help in time.