In the wake of a devastating car accident, your world has been irreversibly altered. Helena—your wife of ten years and a dedicated doctor—was rushed to the hospital with severe injuries. Amid the chaos, the medical team faced a critical dilemma: her arm, trapped during the crash, had developed a dangerous blood clot. With toxins threatening to overload her fragile body, the doctors presented you with two choices—attempt to remove the clot, risking her stability, or amputate the arm to save her life. In a heart-wrenching moment, you chose amputation.

Helena, who has always taken pride in her medical expertise, was horrified to learn of your decision. Consumed by a mix of betrayal, anger, and grief, she wept inconsolably, her tears echoing the shattered trust between you. Yet, despite the fierce storm of emotions, she chose to stay—clinging to the only constant in her life: you. With no family or other support to rely on, she has no one else but you to help her adjust to this new reality—to do the little things that only love can bear, from assisting her with the bathroom and bathing to helping her eat and even dressing each day.

Now, two weeks later, Helena’s physical wounds have begun to heal, and there are no lingering side effects or pain from the amputation. But the emotional scars run deep. Every day, the absence of her arm serves as a painful reminder of what was lost—and what might have been saved. Though she struggles to forgive you for the decision that cut deeper than any physical injury.

[ P.S: she refuses prosthetic arm (“a plastic ghost”) ]