Medical Center.
Adam laid out the surgical plan he had devised, explained the risks, then left the time and decision to the patient's family.
"Dr. Gorman..."
The patient's family began making calls, describing Adam's surgical plan and asking, "Is this plan feasible?"
"Nonsense!"
On the other end of the line, Dr. Gorman said angrily, "Who came up with this surgical plan?"
"Dr. Adam Duncan from the Medical Center," the patient's family said.
"..."
Dr. Gorman fell silent for a moment, then resumed in a calmer tone. "Tell me the entire process again in detail."
After the patient's family repeated everything, Dr. Gorman pondered for a moment. "Since Dr. Duncan has already explained everything clearly, I suggest you give it serious consideration."
"Can this save Tori?" the family pressed.
"No one can say that," Dr. Gorman said cautiously. "But if you follow the conventional surgical route, basically no one will be willing to operate on her, because it truly can't be done. Dr. Duncan is a genuine medical genius. Since he dared to propose this new surgical plan, he should have a certain degree of confidence. And this is Tori's best chance!"
After hanging up, the family made several more calls for advice.
The answers they received were all the same: Dr. Duncan was trustworthy.
If they wanted Tori to live, they could let Dr. Duncan try.
"Dr. Duncan, please."
At last, the family found Adam and decided to proceed with the surgery.
"You understand the risks involved, right?"
Adam looked at them, his gaze fixed on the patient's previously hot-tempered uncle.
"We understand."
The hot-tempered uncle had his head lowered now, his emotions calm.
He had no choice but to be calm.
At first, seeing how young Adam was, he had looked down on him and doubted him.
And the