lla'

f time. It was either goin

ral for me to let Lawrence go. After all, this was the man wh

th the best solution. My son needs me but so does Lawrence an

rge and Mira's father. I wondered how they'd feel if they

r my care who needed medical attention, and le

urried inside my car. I fastened the keys turned up the en

o think you were not going to come." Dr Andrew said t

was too anxious. When he didn'

ire condition I just ho

with my eyes scanning through the hallway

to meet my gaze as we continued to walk down the hall"I don't think he might surviv

ausing me to quicken my pace, prayin

unconscious figure. It looked as though he wa

down my throat r

I pushed aside my emotions to

tended to him just in case this is an allergy

h all efficiency." Dr Andrew huffed and I could tell he was

ed reaching forward, checking his

machine started beeping fast indicating that

we do," Andrew

emain calm push my emotions asid

s. I quickly instructed the nurse to s

the eye with Andrew I said to him" Intubate th

ndotracheal tube, ensuring that

when I watched the oxygen le

circulation," I said turnin

ou assess his blood pressure."

erted the IV and I placed my hand on

d that the treatment did not have

o administer fluids and consider blood tra

od from the nearby cart. Together, they worked seamlessly, a

," I said out loud and I could feel

Dr Andrew said to me and I could s

have you."He places a hand on my

ving him a nod and ackn

ve to thank me Dr Andrew

nd intelligent this hospital is bl

u're so good that I don't want to lose such a talented and me

blems with others and I had no

option because I had yet to figure out what was wrong with

a team effort and I'm glad we were able t

an to identify any further com

idea. Keep me po

quickly wheeled Lawrence to the scanning r

at there was not going to be anythi

an room opened and

said with a sober expression and I

h him?" I asked trying

y words and passed

h the images, and my h

d then I turned to Dr Andrew"W