Even if surgery is performed, they must at least wait until he is older to check his physical condition first.
After listening to Tara Summer's explanation, Ose Owen fell silent, his face cold and stern. Crossley was also very heartbroken. Seeing Oskar at first glance, this beautiful mixed-race boy, she truly liked him from the bottom of her heart, and learning he had heart disease made her even more sympathetic.
If possible, she really hoped heaven would open its eyes and let pain stay away from all the children in the world, even if it meant allowing adults to bear it.
"It's okay, don't worry. Oskar is so strong. I believe he will get through this." Tara Summer's eyes were slightly red, her eye sockets feeling sore. Sometimes she blamed herself for being powerless, for not being able to take away Oskar's pain. But she had to be strong; if she wasn't strong enough, how could she encourage Oskar!?
