CEO's Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Karina spent most of her first day in the office tidying up, yet not a single patient appointment came through.

She wasn't discouraged, reassuring herself that it was only her first day. Work would surely pick up over time.

As the clock approached the end of her shift, she began gathering her things to leave, when the door suddenly swung open. A nurse burst in, her face pale with urgency.

"Dr. Norman, do you have a moment? We have a patient with severe burns!"

Karina hesitated. "But I'm not a surgeon..."

Her expertise was in internal medicine, specializing in cardiology and cellular studies. While she had some understanding of surgical procedures, it wasn't her area of proficiency.

The nurse hadn't expected this response but quickly added, "The patient is a young child, and it's an emergency. Two of the surgeons have already left for the day, and the others are tied up with critical cases."

Hearing how dire the situation was, Karina frowned and stood up. "Take me to the patient."

Following the nurse, Karina made her way to the emergency area.

even reached the room, she could hear a mother's anguished

Karina approached, the woman spotted her white coat and rushed over as though clinging

please, save my

happened," Karina said calmly, trying to get a clear picture of

steady her voice, taking a shaky breath. "I left the house for just a moment. I thought I'd be quick and didn't turn off the gas. When I came back, the house was on fire.

to check

than Karina had anticipated. Large areas of her

surgeries, but this type

she could decide, the

doctor. You can't just let

doctor, but my specialty is internal medicine, not surgery. Burn surgeries require a specialist.

the difference between specialties. She only knew her daughter's

stepped in, speaking quietly to Karina, "Dr. Norman, I'll try to find someone, but...

breath, her mind racing. "No need.

her scrubs and went through a rapid

she requested a phone and quickly called