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The sterile, white walls of the hospital room echoed with the hum of machinery, as monitors displayed vital signs in a rhythmic dance. Drew, a formidable presence, paced back and forth with an intensity that matched the tension in the room. His eyes, usually calculating and cold, were now clouded with concern.
As the door swung open, a group of doctors, clad in pristine white coats, entered with solemn expressions. Dr. , the lead physician, approached Drew, his voice measured but tinged with an underlying nervousness.
"Mr. CASTILLO, I'm afraid I have distressing news. Phoenix's condition has taken a turn for the worse. We're doing everything we can, but it's crucial to prepare for the possibility of unforeseen complications.l
Drew's gaze locked onto the doctor, his jaw clenc
