Don't Do It Again

“He'd allowed his nerves, for the first time in a very long time, to get to him and to pinch at his skin until it became maddening. With his fingers deep into warm, bloody slick of his latest emergency patient, and precious seconds ticking by on the clock to keep the man alive, Muraki had distinctly felt himself disassociating. He was less a seasoned surgeon and more a fumbling teen for a fraction of a second, and it had shaken him up entirely.”—With old trauma constantly haunting his heart and mind, Dr. Kazutaka Muraki isn't always as courteous and calm in a professional setting as one might think.