Kids' Lives Matter

Sick child dies due to excessive blood loss. Kam-fung suspects there was some error in the surgical procedure...

Kam-fung’s colleagues criticize Kam-fung as Northwest Hospital’s liver transplant quota is revoked.

The operation is extended due to bleeding issues. Chun-yiu instructs Hoi-kei to take private patients.

Kam-fung again runs into his former girlfriend Betsy, whose behavior is outrageous.

Chun-yiu suggests teaming up with Chung-yan to establish a pediatric center.

Yee-sum, Chung-yan and Kam-fung work with each other to complete the operation.

Hoi-kei oversees implementation of emergency measures. Chun-yiu surprisingly offers to help.

Pak-hei is bothered by some insolent old guy. He then finds out his identity.

Although Kam-fung declines Yee-lei’s request, but he still wants to fight for funding for Ho-lam.

Kam-fung comforts Ho-lam. He is determined to fight for funding for her.

6-month-old Choi Sze-hon has congenital intestinal atresia, and his condition has not improved after surgery.

After examination, Chi-wah needs to undergo emergency surgery.

Wai-sheung points out if he is cured, the pediatric center construction project will be smooth sailing.

At a meeting, Chun-yiu brings up the topic of building a gastrointestinal center on some vacant site.

Yee-sum comes up with a risky way to save both Mike and Chun-yin. Wai-sheung intervenes as there could be consequences.

Contingency team is devastated. Chun-yiu accuses Yee-sum of causing the operation to fail due to her mistake.

Hoi-kei insists on performing emergency examinations on patients. Her decision angers Chun-yiu.

Chung-yan knows he cannot keep the chums in the dark any longer. Yee-sum turns against Chung-yan as she is disappointed with him

Po-ching and Yat-chun argue over their daughter. Po-ching stays at Yee-sum’s home for the time being.

Po-ching is enlightened when she sees some sick child experiencing pain due to their parents’ bad relationship.

Chung-yan asks Chun-yiu to designate him as assistant surgeon for Sze-nga’s surgery.