JASON"Kiera..." I shouted, staring at her with her eyes filled with tears and fear. "Kiera..." I tried to pat her face gently to wake her up, but she remained unresponsive, her breathing shallow and irregular. Panic started to rise in my chest as I frantically searched for a pulse, praying for any sign of life."Doctor!" I yelled, desperately hoping for help to arrive soon. The room felt suffocating as I waited for a response, my heart pounding in my ears. I tried to fix her oxygen tube that had become dislodged, but my hands were shaking uncontrollably. "Please, Kiera, stay with me," I whispered, willing her to fight through whatever was happening to her."Please, don't leave me alone like this," I pleaded, tears welling up in my eyes as I continued to try and revive her. The sound of footsteps approaching gave me a glimmer of hope that help was on the way."Mr. Grey, we're here," the doctor said as he rushed into the room, followed by a team of nurses. I stepped back, allowing them
JASON"We need to act fast before it's too late. You saw Kiera, she…." I choked on my words, unable to finish the sentence."She needs the transplant...," I said, closing my eyes to take a deep breath. "I know Jason... She needs the transplant as soon as possible," Kevin replied, his voice filled with understanding and determination. "I will do everything in my power to make sure we find a solution for her.""Please, I can't lose her," I pleaded, tears welling up in my eyes. "She's all I have left.""I know how much she means to you, Jason," Kevin reassured me, his voice filled with compassion. "She is my only family; I know how you feel. We will do everything we can to save her. I promise ."With those words, I felt a glimmer of hope in the midst of despair, knowing that Kevin would not give up on finding a solution for his sister.I ended the call and took a deep breath, staring at the door Kiera was taken into, waiting for any news on her condition.After what seemed like an etern
JASON“Kevin,” I said, seeing Kevin enter the room in the hospital where Kiera was lying unconscious on the bed. “What are you doing here?Kevin stepped inside, a tiny little munchkin hiding behind his back, a worried expression on his face. “Daddy,” the little girl whispered, tears welling up in her eyes as she reached out for me, running towards me for a hug.My heart ached as I witnessed her vulnerability and fear.“Aria, you shouldn’t have come here, baby,” I said, making her sit on my lap as she hugged me tight, her small frame trembling against mine. “I needed to see Mommy,” she whimpered, her voice barely above a whisper. I held her close, feeling the weight of the situation pressing down on us both. “I saw her carried away in an ambulance,” she continued, her voice shaky. “I was so scared.” I hugged her tighter, trying to offer what little comfort I could at that moment of uncertainty.“Aria, my baby...” I whispered, pressing a kiss on her forehead. “Mommy is here; look!” I sa
JASON“Are you sure he can help us?” Kevin asked as we stepped out of the car and walked towards the building. “You know, these places seem suspicious.”I raised my head, my eyes staring at Kevin, who seemed hesitant. “Are you scared?” I chuckled, placing a reassuring hand on his shoulder. “You deal with crimes and dangerous situations every day; this should be a piece of cake for you.” Kevin gave me a small smile, his confidence growing as we approached the entrance.“That’s not my point. I just don’t want us to get in over our heads,” he replied, his voice tinged with uncertainty. “Do you trust that guy we’re meeting inside?” he asked, causing me to pause and ponder his question. Despite my own reservations, I nodded confidently and replied, “I trust him enough to know that he is our only hope now.”“No, I don’t, but now he is my only hope,” I admitted, trying to reassure Kevin as we stepped inside the dimly lit building.Men in black suits stood at attention, eyeing us suspiciously
JASONI took a deep breath, grateful for his willingness to assist me in my time of need. “Kiera... suffered from leukemia,” I began, my voice trembling with emotion. “But with treatment and care, her leukemia went into remission. However, because of that, her lungs suffered irreparable damage.”Antonio listened intently. “She needs a new pair of lungs to save her life.” I nodded, tears welling up in my eyes. “What is so hard about that? I will kill someone and steal their lungs for her,” Antonio declared, his tone firm and resolute.I shook my head, horrified by his suggestion. “No, Antonio, we can’t do that,” I said firmly. “Even I thought of that, but Kiera would rather die than have someone else’s life taken for her own survival.” Antonio looked at me, his eyes filled with determination.“Your wife seems to be interesting and strong-willed. I will find another way to help her,” he said, his voice softer now. “I have found one, but...”“But what if you found one that did the fuckin
JASONAntonia and I stare at the couple sitting across us in their tiny space; their faces show a mixture of curiosity and confusion.“Why are you here again?” the woman asked, holding her husband’s hand. “We already told her that we couldn’t donate our daughter’s organs,” she continued, her voice tinged with sadness. The husband squeezed her hand reassuringly and replied, “We understand that our wife needs the transplant, but we can’t bear the thought of parting with our daughter’s organs. We hope you can find another solution for her.”“She is on life support,” I replied, trying to convey the urgency of the situation. “We are running out of time,” I added, hoping they would reconsider their decision. “I know that for your daughter, it was a precious gift. It’s hard for any parent to make this decision.” I said it with empathy. “I am also the father of a girl, and I know how difficult this must be for you. But with your one yes, you can potentially save multiple lives and give others
JASONI stepped inside the warehouse, following Antonio and the couple down the narrow hallway. It’s dark, with only a little light filtering in through the high windows, casting long shadows on the concrete floor. The air is musty and filled with the smell of old machinery and metal, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the abandoned building.The wife whispered, barely audible over the creaking of the floorboards beneath us, “These places haven’t been touched in years.”The husband held her hands tightly, a look of concern etched on his face as we continued deeper into the warehouse, unsure of what we might find in the darkness ahead.Antonio chuckled and reassured, “Don’t be scared!” as he opened a giant door at the end of the hallway. Antonio chuckled, opening a giant door at the end of the hallway. “The place gives off a dangerous vibe. Best for torturing your enemies,” he said with a sinister grin, revealing a hidden room filled with chains and tools. The couple exchanged nervous g
JASON“Just a slap won’t be enough,” he said, his eyes gleaming with determination. “How about I give you a knife or a better gun?” he suggested, a dangerous glint in his eyes.“No….” The husband spoke firmly, shaking his head. “Maybe he’s a bad guy; maybe he’s the reason for our daughter’s suffering, but we can’t stoop to his level.” The husband spoke, holding his wife’s hand tightly.“You know that with his power and meddling, no law or justice system will be able to truly punish him,” Antonio said, his voice filled with frustration. “I am giving you a chance to do what needs to be done—to seek justice for our daughter in a way that the law cannot. Think about it,” Antonio urged, his tone pleading yet resolute.The husband and wife exchanged a meaningful glance, silently contemplating their next move. “Still, we can’t let our emotions cloud our judgment,” the wife finally said, her voice steady. “We are not bad people, nor will we stop at his level. Maria will never be happy if she