Liam
We are in a meeting at the hospital. Last week, Manuelito's levels stabilized, and today the first surgery will begin. I stare intently at Aaron, who is managing the case with great professionalism. I must admit he is good at what he does. He has identified with Dr. Madsen, and they work well together. I hate that he gets along with everyone and that my son even likes him. Maybe I need to work on that aspect of my personality.
“Well, that's all. Let's make sure that child recovers,” the hospital director says, his tone firm and encouraging. He is very involved in everything, and it seems healing this child has become a personal challenge for the doctors and nurses involved.
Before leaving the boardroom, the door opens, and my lovely Annie walks in. Since the night we went out, we h
