Chapter 89. He Died

But unfortunately, Evangeline and the others were bound to be disappointed because, just like Dain, the old man also provided the same result: nothing seemed to be wrong with him except for the burnt mark.

Evangeline was on the verge of despair because right after that old man, Madden brought another two doctors, one female and the other male, but their conclusion was the same. And now, it had been six days since he had lost consciousness, yet he didn’t show any sign of waking up soon.

Hopefully, the lady brought this time would be able to help.

The lady was in her forties and looked capable as she took his pulse. Seeing her puzzled face and as she looked at the burnt area and retook the pulse, disappointment welled up in Evangeline’s heart, just like before.

“Your Highness, I am sorry,” the lady shook her head, and Evangeline blankly nodded.

She had heard the same sentence many times now, and little by little, the hope in her heart was been crushed.