“Dr.

Lopez, please, you must prioritize my grandmother’s surgery! I’ll have the money soon, I promise!” she implored, her voice desperate.

The doctor, Truman Lopez, adjusted his glasses with a sigh of frustration.

“Miss Gordon, we’ve been over this.

It’s not about willingness—it’s about hospital policy.

Without upfront payment, I can’t proceed.

The hospital is not a charity.

We can’t run on promises.

Rita Gordon blocked his way, her tears falling freely as she clutched at his sleeve.

“Dr.

Lopez, I understand the constraints, but please, we’re so close to having the funds.

My grandmother can’t wait much longer.

Please save her.

made

time to

replied firmly, attempting to

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gesture, Rita dropped to

“Dr.

literally begging you on

Please.

doesn’t get her surgery soon,

me on her own, sacrificing everything to give me

she’s finally got a chance for a new kidney, and time is

Her voice cracked

be ready soon, I

the preparations for

Please save her.

to the scene, some whispering, others watching in

impatience tinged with discomfort under the

truly understand your distress, but there are clear limits to what I can do,” he explained with a sigh, his tone a mix

personally finance the surgery, and without the payment, my

this time to

make sure your grandmother is

the weary detachment of a doctor who had witnessed countless similar situations, rendering him

another look,

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