It illuminated everything, as bright as daylight.

“Dr. Slade, look…”

Kevin swiftly glanced at the distant sky. In the midst of howling winds, an unsteady helicopter was approaching the hospital rooftop.

“Get ready,” Kevin ordered, and the whole team stood poised.

Bradley gripped the controls with intense focus, struggling to keep the helicopter steady. The dashboard’s alarms blared, but he paid no attention to them.

The fierce wind and heavy rain made standing difficult for anyone.

Finally, to the team’s anxious anticipation, the helicopter landed smoothly on the hospital rooftop.

Kevin led his team forward and saw Bradley carrying the unconscious Esther.

“What’s happening, Bradley?” Kevin asked sharply, examining Esther’s lifeless appearance.

glared and retorted,

operating room with all the

sat in a well-lit conference room and

suffered a head injury, and the delay in getting her here is significant.

from the table

you suggesting my wife is in the hands

to defend his

why Esther got injured. Head injuries have an optimal window for treatment, and the longer the delay, the less certain

know where you hid Esther, but if anything happens to her, it’s your responsibility. Instead

as

his work ID on the table and interrupted, “Even if I weren’t the hospital director, I’d still stand

room.

and dialed

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