cally following my senior colleagues

my father's lifelong frien

ou, Mr.

lleagues who received the news rushed over to help. Understanding m

sor and even a dean, having treated many patients. Besides his close friends, pati

nior colleagues, as family representatives, s

to be Kenneth's

e way, but someone beside

ref

lson Barnett, noticing the dark circles und

't perform surgeries. Although my father found it unfortunate, he still did his best to

e and stayed with me throughout the funeral arrangements.

, hoping he would come back to b

g off the phone. That

re?" Mr. Marshall gla

happened to be passing by, quickly interjected, "Dr. Bail

y know that your father treated him almost like his son. Even if you requi

is head as

ining that communication signals were poor in the

a bitte

eth's job at Cartacero General Hospital was thanks to my father's help, and e

eceived his indiff

Nelson urged me to rest while he saw off

nd pulled out my phone, which I hadn't checked a

with messages

hing from Kenneth

l media platform. It was a status update from

latform and didn't

ned it. It was a

ure showed two pairs of feet side by side. I recognized one pai

a and wore leather shoes. They were ruined in less than a day. He called me, joking abou

nt out and bought

ck my sobs. I couldn't let my father sti