This gave Camila a chance to prep and decide how to respond.

The questions seemed fine to her but she wanted to skip the emotional bits about the doctor-patient relationship.

To her, it was just straightforward work, no need to romanticize it.

The media folks felt stuck.

"This is what people are into right now. Without the emotional angle, who's going to watch?" they asked.

Camila put the script down and said, "If that's the case, then let's not do it."

Her tone was firm.

The media team wavered.

They even tried to change her mind.

"Honestly, adding some emotion isn't a bad idea. It'll be good for you, too. You'll make people feel something, and we'll get more viewers. It's a win-win, don't you think?"

Camila was not buying it. She looked at the patient and his parents.

"We'll follow your lead," they said.

The patient and his parents stood by Camila's side.

They supported her decision.

"Okay!"

The media agreed and soon set up their plans and publicity avenues.

Though the emotional aspects needed quick adjustments, it was better than letting all the work go to waste.

Camila felt a bit nervous.

She was not accustomed to these situations.

Nevertheless, her professional composure helped her quickly regain her calmness.