Chapter Thirty-Six

"Doctor Hamilton, you're not giving us any information about her. Is everything alright?" Alexander's voice was tense, his expression etched with worry as he leaned forward.

Alessia, unable to bear the silence any longer, spoke up, "I'm Alessia Kings, the patient's mother. Please, tell us, is she okay?" Her desperation turned her inquiry into a demand.

The elderly doctor finally offered a small smile and let out a sigh of relief, "Your daughter is going to be just fine, ma'am. There's no need to worry."

He paused and turned to Alexander, "We were able to stabilize her, but it was a close call. "She experienced a severe reaction to a food allergen, which triggered anaphylaxis."

"It's a good thing you brought her in when you did, or things could have been much worse." He added with a little smile.

Alessia furrowed her brow in confusion. "I don't understand," she said.

"Are you sure there wasn't a mistake? My daughter doesn't have any food allergies," she questioned Dr. Hamilton.

Dr. Ham