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Chapter 6: The Legacy

Arthur Vane’s arrest made headlines nationwide.
“The Janitor Surgeon.”
“The Angel of Death Returns.”

The frenzy was unreal. But beneath it, the truth surfaced—of a man seeking redemption by saving the granddaughter of the woman he killed.

Public sentiment shifted. He was a criminal. But also a savior.

Sophie is ten now. She plays soccer. The scar on her chest is a medal.

Clara knows everything. She visited Vane once in prison. She emerged in tears—and lighter than I’d ever seen her.

I’m still at Mercy General. Sterling was fired for negligence—apparently missing a serial killer on payroll is frowned upon.

I visit Vane sometimes. He’s serving life. Works in the prison infirmary. No surgery—but inmates say he’s the best doctor they’ve known.

Last week, I received a letter from him.

Inside was a single billing statement.

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