Finally, Dr. Kumar returned with grim urgency. “We need to operate immediately,” he said. “There’s something inside, but we don’t know what.” Rohan signed the consent form with trembling hands. His body would no longer allow denial—he was at the mercy of science and fate.
In the operating room, the atmosphere shifted from routine to surreal. As the surgeon made the first incision, the nurses noticed something odd. The lead doctor froze, staring at what lay beneath. “This… this can’t be,” he murmured. More specialists were called in.
Inside Rohan was not a tumor or growth, but a malformed, undeveloped human figure—complete with limbs, nails, and even teeth. The room fell into silence. The discovery stunned everyone. The explanation? A rare condition known as fetus-in-fetu, in which a parasitic twin grows inside its sibling.