When I answered the call, I could hear Savannah wailing in the background, her shrieks filled with anguish and desperation. She kept crying about the agony, her voice hoarse and broken.
But it wasn't Savannah on the line. It was Mrs. Whitmore.
"Jessica," she began, her voice trembling with fear, "Savannah's body is rejecting the kidney. She's in excruciating pain right now!"
I remained quiet for a moment before responding coldly.
"How is that my concern?"
"Jessica, please," she pleaded. "James is aware of her condition. He's the only one who can assist. But... but the operation was against the law, and only he knows how to handle it—can't you speak to him? Please ask him to help."
I sighed in exasperation. So now she was worried about its illegality? Where was this concern when they were operating on me without my permission?