Chapter 73

The cardiac surgeon did not hide his intentions from Bradley and responded honestly. "Mr. Warner, I've heard that Ms. Quill's condition is particularly poor, and there are many patients in our department in urgent need of a heart transplant, so I thought if Ms. Quill—" "Get out right now!" Bradley grabbed the cardiac surgeon's white coat to forcefully push him out of the ward. "Heart donation requires the consent of the patient and their family." Bradley's eyes turned cold, and his expression was menacing. "As Esther's husband, I'm telling you that I don't agree to donate her heart to anyone. You don't need to use arguments about benefiting other patients to blackmail me morally. Leave." Seeing the situation, the cardiac surgeon did not linger outside the ward and quickly left the floor where the ward was located. In fact, he understood that Bradley was right. Organ donation was based on fairness, openness, and transparency. If doctors disregarded medical ethics and went against t