Wizet looked at Antoine Martin and asked, "Mr. Martin, Madame Maxime told me earlier that Ms. Laurence suffered from anorexia and attempted to take her own life because of it. Is that true?"
"That's right!" Antoine Martin nodded. "To be honest... I don't really understand what anorexia is. I heard it's a Muggle illness where someone refuses to eat."
As he spoke, he handed the parchment in his hand to Wizet. "This is Ms. Laurence's medical record, along with information provided by President Jacques. It includes details about anorexia."
Wizet accepted the medical report and began reading it carefully, word by word. He found quite a few details that Madame Maxime had not told him about.
He did not think Madame Maxime had been careless. Rather, from a wizard's perspective, those details were insignificant and had naturally been overlooked.
Take Laurence's suicide attempt, for example. She had jumped from the roof of a six-story building, and there had been nothing to cushion her fall.
Yet after the servants discovered that Laurence had jumped and sent her to the hospital, she had ultimately suffered only a fractured pelvis and a head injury, which was why she required a wheelchair.
For a wizard, a fall from six stories was indeed not much of a problem. As long as they could be carried to the school infirmary or a magical hospital, they would generally survive, and might even recover quickly enough to be discharged.
But for a Muggle, falling from the sixth floor without any cushioning was undoubtedly fatal.
This also indirectly proved that Laurence was, just as Wizet had suspected, a Squib raised as a Muggle.
As Wizet examined the medical record, Antoine Martin seemed to realize something, and an enlightened expression appeared on his face.
Only after Wizet had finished reading