"What do you mean? Just tell me how likely it is to cure him of this," Galen said in a deep voice.
"I'm afraid, less than forty percent..." Tevin said fearfully.
"Forty percent..." Galen frowned. His father was not likely to recover.
Chadrick had been paralyzed for nearly half a year. He had to be put on IV and someone had to tend to his daily needs. They were hopeful at first, but according to the latest examination, hope seemed to fade away.
Chadrick had been sick for a long time; he even developed atherosclerosis recently. It was a miracle for him to reach his 70s with his health condition. He was bedridden this time and yet, his health was still deteriorating.
Tevin immediately changed his words when he saw Galen's gloomy expression and said, "Of course, we can still be hopeful. Miracles can still happen."