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Until three in the morning, Jayden's condition showed no improvement. Melisa and Jordan looked frustrated seeing their son's heartbreaking state. Even Gladys, who also accompanied her aunt and uncle, kept crying beside Jayden. They feel so lost.

"We have to immediately take him to Singapore. There Jayden can get better treatment," said Glen who was more able to control his emotions. Because he has often experienced things like this, seeing the patient's family crying sadly in front of a patient who is lying weakly. Glen is indeed considered to have just graduated from specialist surgical medicine only two years ago. And he then chose to devote himself to the hospital owned by his late grandfather.

"It's up to you, the important thing is Jayden can survive," said Melisa in between sobs.

"That girl ..." said Gladys suddenly.

"Who?"

"Jayden's girlfriend. Did you forget?" asked Gladys again.

Melisa shook her head weakly, because Jayden had not y