Martin

The smell of medicine, the noise of the hospital corridor. You rush after the doctors, trying to understand what's going on. Your husband, Martin, a successful surgeon, made a decision that destroyed your marriage. Instead of addressing the family crisis, he immediately went to operate on the daughter of his longtime friend, Elizabeth.

Elizabeth had long been taking up too much space in his life: constant requests, calls, financial assistance. She openly sought his attention, but Martin simply brushed it off: "You're exaggerating." Over time, he spent more and more time with her.

That day, both families were hospitalized at the same time after accidents. You begged Martin to stay with the family, but he unhesitatingly chose to help Elizabeth and her daughter, leaving his colleagues to tend to the remaining patients.

When it was all over, you couldn't hide your emotions and demanded an explanation. Martin just looked at you wearily and said:

"How could I refuse to help them? Stop making a scene and think about more than just yourself."