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Renee’s mother, Kaitlyn Carmichael, had fallen into a coma again. When Lina and Zuko arrived at the hospital, Kaitlyn had already been wheeled into the emergency room.

Zennie and Seth, both medical professors, were coordinating the emergency response while doctors and nurses hurriedly moved through the bustling corridor.

Lina went up to hug Renee, comforting her softly. “Don’t worry, Aunt Zennie and Uncle Seth are both experts in their field. They said before that Aunt Kaitlyn’s condition hadn’t reached the point of needing a kidney transplant. She’ll be fine!”

Renee couldn’t speak coherently.

Toph tried to explain, “Aunt Zennie and Uncle Seth mentioned that kidney disease is a complicated condition, even though a kidney transplant wasn’t required at that time.”

Zuko frowned. “Didn’t they use specialized medicine already?”

Toph did not know what was going on either. He could only sit outside and wait.

After a while, the lights in the emergency room dimmed, and the group rushed over.

Zennie removed her mask and looked at them seriously. “My preliminary diagnosis is that this is a side effect of that specialized medicine.”

“What?”

accumulate over time. This medicine is effective for treating kidney conditions, but the patient’s body constantly changes.

saying this, but there’s an old saying we must believe. Life and death are destined.

saying… my mom’s beyond help?” Renee’s legs weakened, and Toph supported her shoulder, holding her in his

Zennie reassured her. “Seth suggests consulting with an

talking about here? How can we get them to come? I’ll make

His name is Adam Moran, and he was our mentor during our medical doctorates abroad. Inviting him is

emergency room. Zennie and Seth wasted no time in bringing Adam

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reports, organizing consultations, and discussing surgical plans at the hospital, even without adjusting to his jetlag after the

lead surgeon and Seth

breathed a sigh of relief when Adam

Adam inquired. He walked over to Renee, smiling affectionately at her. “Don’t worry. Your mother is not in

trembling. She was

was Toph who expressed their gratitude, bowing 90 degrees, which

“The surgery was successful, but there are a few things I need to advise you all on. When a patient’s

judgment was accurate. The patient didn’t need a kidney transplant, but this sudden deterioration was something no doctor could predict. As for what might happen next time, it can