Certainly, here is the continuation of the story:
He found the boy's father going and coming in the hall waiting for the doctor. Upon seeing the father, the doctor reassured him, "Don't worry, I will save your son's life."
The doctor proceeded with the surgery, and after several hours, he emerged from the operating room, exhausted but with a smile on his face. The father rushed to him, asking, "Is my son going to be alright? When can I see him?"
The doctor replied, "I'm sorry, we did all we could, but your son didn't make it."
The father was devastated and angry. "Why did you take so long? You said you would save him! You're a terrible doctor!"
The doctor, feeling deeply hurt by the accusation, tried to explain, "I'm sorry for your loss. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, things don't go as planned. But you know, not all the surgeries end successfully. And today, I have lost my son too."
The father was stunned, realizing the agony the doctor must be going through. He stood there, speechless, feeling remorse for his harsh words.
Moral of the story: We should never judge others without knowing their situation. Everyone has their battles and struggles that we might not be aware of. Being empathetic and understanding can make a significant difference in how we treat others.
