"Faye, am I being unfilial..." When Tessa Caldwell blurted out these words, she looked at him with red-rimmed eyes: "I always complain that they divorced and don't love me anymore, that Dad remarried, and Mom has a boyfriend, leaving me all alone, but actually, I'm quite selfish. I only think about myself. They care about me a lot, and I never cared about them, yet in Mom's most critical moment, I shut off my phone because of a little mood."
At this moment, she hugged Faye tightly, very tightly, as if trying to embed herself into his body.
Faye felt her vulnerability and was truly heartbroken.
He supported her to sit beside him, holding her shoulder and letting her bury her head in his shoulder hollow, softly comforting her: "Were you scared? Don't be afraid, and don't worry, Mom will definitely be fine."
She didn't speak, only tears flowed uninhibited.
After a long time, she choked out: "Isn't there supposed to be surgery? No matter what, I have to save my mom. That doctor..."
