The Shattered Hand
my grandfather said, handing me a newspaper.
The front page showed Vincent, gaunt and hollow-eyed, being escorted by federal agents.
I felt nothing but a cold, distant emptiness.
"He deserves it," I said softly, letting the paper fall. "Grandpa, I want to start over."
...
"The surgery has a ninety-five percent chance of success," the doctor, Alexander Reed, told us.
He was young, maybe in his early thirties, with kind, deep-blue eyes.
"Isabella's nerve damage was never that severe. Her recovery was deliberately sabotaged. We can fix it."
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