Chapter 46

Vina refused to meet Franklin, who came to see her in the special psychiatric care room. She even screamed and struggled when her brother tried to touch her. Franklin desperately tried to ignore the pain from the stitches on his neck, but Vina cursed at him.

"Get out! Don't come near me! Go away, you criminal! Don't hurt me again!"

Vina covered her ears and eyes. Not wanting to see who was in front of her, she struggled as she imagined Frans, who had abused her beyond what a teenage girl's body could endure.

Franklin gazed sorrowfully at his sister, who was tormented by the shadows of violence she had experienced. Not only emotional wounds, Franklin also noticed many dark bruises, indicating that Frans had been too rough when hurting Vina.

"My poor little sister..." Franklin bowed his head, holding back tears.

In the end, Franklin and Clara were forced to leave the room that had become Vina's shelter. According to the doctor, Vina was only calm when alone in her hospital room. Just li