Rosalynn took Maggie's hand, saying, “As you've said, your brother is still growing. How can he adjust to subpar conditions?"

“But...”

“Look, we're good friends, and if your brother is your family, he's ours too. There's nothing inappropriate about us arranging accommodation for him," Rosalynn said, smiling.

Tears welled up in Maggie's eyes once again. She was deeply grateful for the kindness of those around her.

ALL she could hope for was their continued safety and well-being.

She offered a silent prayer in her heart.

Upon finishing his phone call, Brian saw to it that Edwin quickly booked a hotel and arranged to pick up Bart.

Two hours later, the door of the emergency room finally opened and a doctor emerged.

Anxiously, Maggie approached the doctor first, asking, “Doctor, how is he?"

"The wound is dangerously close to his heart and he Lost a significant amount of blood. However, fortunately, his vital organs are unharmed.

Now, his condition has stabilized. He will need to remain hospitalized for observation for several days after he regains consciousness,” the doctor explained, removing his mask.

“Thank you, doctor. Thank you so much."

Maggie expressed her gratitude, bowing repeatedly to the medical staff.

The doctor offered a smile, nodded to Brian and Rosalynn, then departed.

Brian arranged for Sanford to be moved to a private ward and asked Edwin to bring the necessary supplies for his hospital stay.

Once everything was in order, Sanford finally regained consciousness.

“Sanford, you're awake!"

Maggie clasped his hand, her eyes radiating joy.

“Sanford,” Rosalynn greeted him with a smile.

Standing beside her, Brian arched an eyebrow, asking, “Sanford, how do you feel?"

Sanford scanned their faces and nodded, "Not bad. I'm still alive."

Hearing him mention death, Maggie was quick to respond, "Of course you're alive. You must be blessed. You will have a long life."