The most difficult job is the one where you have to work with people. It's as difficult to gain people's trust as it is to fly to the moon, but when was that a problem for those who always felt people like a true empath? There was nothing left but to win people over, but unfortunately, not everyone was able to do so. And the times were quite strange, even more so, they were difficult and cruel. Every person on the planet was learning to trust, but they were doing it as poorly as possible.

In one of the best, most expensive hospitals in Istanbul, where a famous star, a heart surgeon named Ferman Eriygit, worked, everything seemed to move at the fastest speeds. The flow of people was immense, and there was a shortage of staff. The doctors were experienced and top-notch, hailing from various capitals. Among them was a renowned heart surgeon named Ferman Eriygit. He was a man of strict morals, held an important position, and had his own quirks, but his hands were skilled and confident.

Yes, Ferman had a lot of experience, and his abilities were higher than any of those doctors who worked in this damn hospital. The man's personal relationships with someone were also relatively mature and healthy. He could count conflict situations on his fingers, because the work that the young doctor did was excellent.

After all, life is not a fairy tale, but a huge routine in which people had to fight for rights, fight for trust, in the end, fight for life, do everything to survive. And Ferman did everything he could to make sure that they not only survived, but also had hope. Why not? It was his job, he was a doctor. But Ferman's own life was filled with challenges. Challenges in the form of a woman, a new doctor, a new surgeon, who, in his opinion, was unnecessary in their hospital.

Ferman, who remained against this woman, simply questioned her competence once again when he found out that she had never worked as a nurse, despite graduating from university with honors. According to Dr. Adil's recommendation, this young woman was the best in her field, but Ferman did not believe it and refused to allow her to touch anything, even speak with patients. This caused dissonance among everyone, although Ferman occasionally felt a small amount of guilt, but he quickly dismissed these immature thoughts.

Everyone makes mistakes, and he understood that, but he couldn't accept it. And now, when this young doctor was trying to save a person one evening, everything changed. Ferman simply wouldn't let it happen, rudely kicking her out of the department, kicking her out of the operating room without explaining anything, but yelling at her first. The man saw her face, saw how resentment slid across her pretty face, and it slightly stung his facial muscles, as if from the pain that Ferman had inflicted not on himself, but on a stranger, someone that everyone believed in, except for himself.

Yes, it was all his vanity and greed, but it was almost impossible to overcome it, even though the young doctor was trying to fix his own ego, position, and situation. The surgery was successful without her intervention. At the end, when the situation began to escalate in seconds, Ferman rushed out of the operating room, looking for the very problem that had been imposed on him.

As soon as Ferman's foot crossed the threshold of the operating room, his fingers reached for the new doctor's robe, pulling her towards him almost by force. Ferman shook her, causing her to feel genuinely frightened, and he noticed that it deeply affected her. However, he was unable to control his emotions, and after another shake, Ferman looked deep into her eyes, his own filled with unarmed rage. “Come on, repeat after me,” Ferman said through gritted teeth, unable to contain his rage, unable to yield to the restless peace that told him to calm down.

Ferman grabbed her robe, as if squeezing the girl in a vise. “I said, repeat after me!”, raising his voice, wanting to reason not only with himself, but also with her, and first of all. She was confused, Ferman noticed.