Sitting in the hospital dean's office, Holden waited anxiously for the results. The dean raised his glasses and began to leaf through the report. When he finished reviewing the report, he said to Holden, “Sir, your body and legs are in good condition. There are no traces of previous injuries. But your stomach is not that healthy. Be careful with your diet. Otherwise, you risk suffering from stomach pain in the future."

"My Legs were never injured?" Holden couldn't focus on anything else the doctor had uttered. He frowned. In an agitated tone that was uncharacteristic of his usual calm composure, he asked, "Are you absolutely certain? My legs should've sustained injuries similar to those resulting from a car crash so severe or a fall so serious that I would be left unable to walk and confined to a wheelchair.

Something must have happened."

Holden was eager to hear confirmation that he had indeed been left crippled before.

However, the dean returned his enthusiastic gaze with a calm assurance. With a slow shake of his head, the dean replied in a careful tone, "I'm completely confident that the car crash five years ago didn't leave any lasting damage on your legs in any way.”