Oekkk...!

again in the stillnes

red in shock as he abruptly stood up, his heart poundi

Oekkk...!

-desperate, panicke

outside and looked around the cemetery

hin cloth stained with fres

d to the baby's tiny stomach, the cord stretched and curled on the dirty ground. The ba

red an online taxi. Then he sprinted to retrieve his two suitcases. He opened one,

chest. Miraculously, the baby's cries began to soften,

appr

axi?" the driver a

e-and take me to the nearest clinic,"

eplied, loading the sui

ing up a passenger at a cemetery before dawn

e finally asked, glanc

whose cries were fading into soft whimpers. H

driver asked again, mo

find the nearest clinic

We'll be t

silently-begging God to save this fra

ove Clinic. Bara didn't even bother taking his suitcas

ately. The clinic was nearly empty-too

rushed over upon

g, sir?" the

just born and her umbilical cord is sti

uard, now visibly panicked, led him

cy patient!"

immediately taken aback by the si

ord is still attached

e doctor said, hurrying tow

gently laid the weakening baby on the be

ged, his voice breaking. He had never pl

ease wait outside," the doctor

mbling. He sank into a chair, clasped his

would do that?!" Bara growled through clenched teeth, furious and shaken. His own proble

axi driver appeared,

suitcase,

said, taking out money for the fare

, sir," the drive

ly. Thank you for h

recovers soon," the driver said gratefu

hands clasped tightl

-

ours

h two nurses. One nurse held a now-clean baby wrapped neatly in

y as he jumped to his feet. His eyes staye

ter birth, it can rot and cause infection," the doctor explained thoroughly. "She's still not fully stable. Be

said helplessly. He knew nothing about

ast milk to support her recovery," said th

onestly. "Before five this morning, I heard

Dr. Liss

ra continued earnestly. "I want to be t

, sir?" the docto

ld and that I will adopt her. I want to take care of al

ed him for a mom

r official status will be r

me is Bara," he said

r shook i

the baby?" Bar

.