His Eagle Eyes on Me

She then heard Mrs. Santos' voice.

"Did they find a matching heart for our son? Can he undergo the surgery now?"

"Yes! Dr. Tate said they found one!" Mr. Santos said.

"Oh, I'm so glad! I'll start packing right away. Let's go to Bridgedale!" Mrs. Santos said.

Avery overheard their conversation and could understand why they were excited.

"Mr. Santos, Eric's doctor told me that there's a ninety percent chance that the surgery will succeed," Avery said. "The heart is not a perfect match. Considering Eric's current condition, we can't postpone the surgery any longer. The doctor recommends that we start the surgery as soon as possible as we can't afford to wait any longer, but there are risks. I need to explain everything to you, and it's up to you to decide what to do."

Mr. Santos immediately froze. "That's not what you said before... You said that he will get back to normal once you find a matching heart..." He found it difficult to accept what Avery had said.

that Layla, you, and your wife would all have a breakdown, so I made that promise. However, a ninety percent success rate is rather high, and I think it's worth the try." "Is that the only option? Do we have any

no to this, and we will keep looking for organs for Eric. There is a chance that we will find an even better match for him, but there's also a chance that we don't..." Avery explained. "I recommend the surgery.

talk to my wife. Don't hang up. I will ask her about it now." Mr. Santos hurried toward the

Santos hesitated for

and fail to find another matching heart, our son will diet We've waited long enough for this one. Who knows how long it will

to inform Avery of

consulted the doctor, and

heart transplants, the longest lifespan thirty years, and among patients in Bridgedale, the longest a patient has survived after a heart transplant is twenty-five years,"

surgery is a success, my

what I mean. He might live even longer or he might not. Everyone is different, and the rejection rate varies as well. So, the