"Ms. Stewart, it's not about the money," the doctor said, looking troubled. "Does... Chairman Johnson know about this?"
"You mean Thomas?" Cynthia's face hardened. "He's not in charge anymore. I run the Johnson Group now. Just do as I say!"
"Look, Ms. Stewart..." the doctor sighed. "Technically, only Jerold's immediate family members have the final say on his treatment. They've all agreed to suspend treatment and signed the papers. There's not much we can do."
"You're doctors. Saving lives is your duty! Isn't there anything you could do?" Cynthia cried out, heartbroken. "Don't worry about the rest of the family. Just save him. I'll handle everything else!"
"But, Ms. Stewart..."
The doctor sighed again, "I'm afraid it's too late. If we had started a week ago, we might have been able to
