Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 1689

Cillian's eyes were wild with fury. "You bastard! You really are cold-blooded and ruthless to the core! You're trying to use this nursing home to kill me! I swear, I'll rip you apart with my bare hands!"

With a roar, Cillian swung a fist and slammed it into Mason's face, catching him right at the corner of his eye. Blood instantly began to trickle down, and Mason's eye swelled with bruising.

Yet, to Cillian's shock, Mason did not even flinch. Instead, he chuckled darkly, almost pleased.

"Well, well... seems your condition is worse than we thought. You can't even recognize your own son anymore. Looks like electroshock therapy really is necessary. Thank goodness for electroshock, am I right?"

Cillian's expression froze as he realized that he had walked right into a trap. He thrashed and shouted, but no one answered him.

Outside the isolation room, Mason covered his eye and sighed repeatedly. "Dr. Morris and all the supervisors, please immediately arrange treatments for my father and proceed with electroshock therapy!

"I never expected his condition to deteriorate to this extent. He can't even recognize me, his own son, and attacks me on sight."

Randy and the nursing home staff were shocked to see this. "What? Mr. Cillian can't even recognize you? This is terrible! It shows that his condition is beyond hope! Make arrangements for immediate treatment!"

A few minutes later, Cillian was bound and wheeled into the nursing home's treatment room. He was then strapped to a steel chair, stripped naked, and covered with wires throughout his body.

Once the family member signed the consent forms, the nursing home specialists immediately began electroshock therapy. The electric current surging through his body brought such agony that Cillian screamed out loud.

His wails soon turned into high-pitched shrieks, like an animal being abused. By the end of the 'treatment', his eyes bulged unnaturally, and his body twitched violently in the chair until he fell completely limp, barely alive.

Outside the room, Mason stood still, expressionless, waiting in silence.

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