The missing princess by Asmaa Nada chapter 2,3

he advanced he turned from time to time to draw the supervisors attention to some point around the wound and the latter began writing something in his notebook. Look! Several parallel wounds or scratches begin on the left side of the wrist and in some places the major arteries are at risk.
These little wounds here deep and rough seem to have been made with a sharp object. This in particular appears to be made of a type of sharp wedge the round meat looks torn as if it were a result of lateral pressure. Turning to Miss Trilawne he now said
 Do you think we might remove this bracelet? It is not entirely necessary now because it will drop on the wrist as it can be suspended loosely but it may increase patient comfort later
The poor girl is deeply red and she answers in a low voice 
I do not know I... I just recently came to live with my father I know very little of his life or his thoughts so I fear I cannot judge on such an issue.
After taking a closer look at her the doctor said very kindly 
Forgive me! I did not know. But anyway dont worry. A transfer is not required at this time. If so I should do it once at my own risk. If necessary later we can remove it easily with a screwdriver. There is no doubt that your father has some things to keep as they are. See! There is a small key attached to it. 
As he was talking he stopped and bowed down taking the candle he grabbed from my hand and lowering it until its light fell on the bracelet. Then he indicated that he grabbed the candle in the same position and took from his pocket a magnifying glass that modified it.
When he had done a careful examination he stood up and delivered the magnifying glass to Dolan saying You better check it out yourself this is not a regular bracelet. Gold is made with triple steel ties look at where the corrosion is. 
It is clearly not intended to be removed easily it will need more than a regular screwdriver to do it. 
 The supervisor bent his huge body but he did not come this close he knelt beside the sofa as the doctor did. He carefully examined the bracelet and slowly rotated it so that no part of it escaped observation. Then he stood up handed me the magnifying glass and said I checked it myself and now let the lady look at him if she wants. 
he started writing extensively in his notebook. But I made a slight change to his suggestion. She lifted the glass toward Miss Trilawne saying 
Didnt you check it better first?
She retreated raising her hand a little bit in disclaiming responsibility as she rushed 
Oh no! My father would have made it clear to me without a doubt if he wanted to see her. I do not want it without his
consent
Then she added
Undoubtedly for fear that someone would misunderstand her. 
Of course you see right and you have to check everything and think about it in fact I am really grateful to you