This morning it was Arnold's schedule to check on Charlie. He came into his room followed by a couple of nurses.
Not to be mean, but Arnold still hoped that James would not succeed in curing his Huntington's patient. The reason for this was completely beyond reason.
Charlie should have remained cerebrally paralyzed. This was a genetic disease for which there was no cure. How will Arnold have to explain this to the public?
People might assume that he was misdiagnosed all along or that he deliberately let Charlie remain critical because he had an evil plan.
It was all a nightmare for Arnold. When he opened the door to Charlie's room, reality slapped him in the face.
Charlie was indeed awake and recovering. This left Arnold for a few seconds, almost speechless.
With a voice trying to re
