Stuart was seething with a barely controlled fury, his voice a forced whisper as he tried to calm himself. "I'm not blaming you. There's just a better way, less painful." Morwenna shook her head, her voice steady, "It's okay. I'm not afraid of pain. Anesthetics don't work on me anyway. Better a short agony than a long one."

"What? Anesthetics don't work on you!" Fletcher exclaimed in shock.

"Yeah, remember when I tumbled down that hill? I had to grit my teeth and bear it. Painkillers don't touch me unless it's enough to knock me out cold." Both Stuart and Fletcher were visibly shaken.

Morwenna managed a weak smile, "Don't worry, I'm used to it. Really, pain doesn't scare me."

She tried to reassure them with her smile, but the blood smeared across her face only highlighted her radiance.

Fletcher, lost in thought, stared at her. She lit up like the sun.

Unable to bear the sight any longer, Fletcher diverted his gaze. "I... I'll go get the splint."

He hurried out of the room.

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called out timidly,

violent storm of protective rage, wanting to pulverize anyone who

which brought Stuart back from his dark

with dried blood, her appearance disheveled, yet

to wipe the blood from the corner

okay.

visible, but his white shirt was splattered red like a gruesome tie-dye. The scariest was a gash

silent, fetched a towel, and dabbed it in warm water,

split open, bleeding down her face and matting her

was so close, his usual indifferent gaze now filled with a tender concern as he looked

Stuart. Despite the pain throbbing through her

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