She saved the doctor who tried to take his own life, and in return, he gave his all for her illness!

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00:00Just as you suspected, Dr. Norman, Sangley Jane is the daughter of one of the patients who died in the drug trial.

00:12That explains why she's so relentless.

00:15After her family received compensation, she donated all of it to the Institute.

00:20The investigation shows...

00:23Ms. Sangley is also a lymphoma patient.

00:30Stop.

00:34You're already dying.

00:35Why not try a new cure?

00:43So long as I'm still breathing, no one else dies of lymphoma.

00:48I swear, she'll never lay a finger on you again.

00:51Dr. Norman...

01:00You're the reason that my garden is filled with sunflowers.

01:08Sangley...

01:17Dr. Norman...

01:18Why did you...

01:19I mean...

01:20What did you...

01:21Sangley, I need to tell you something.

01:23What?

01:26Sangley...

01:28The cancer is spread.

01:30You only have six months left to live.

01:33You...

01:35Should consider taking a leave of absence.

01:37No.

01:38Professor Cohen...

01:39I'm not dropping out.

01:40Dr. Norman is holding a press conference today about a breakthrough lymphoma treatment.

01:55He will be announcing his new findings.

01:57I know it.

01:58A pharmaceutical genius holding 21 medical patents, the youngest ever winner of this award.

02:06Three years ago, when he announced his breakthrough lymphoma drug, Norman Pharmaceuticals saw its stock skyrocket by 300%.

02:13Today, he will announce...

02:16I'm here today to announce that Norman Pharmaceuticals...

02:23...will be closing Norman Industries.

02:25And...

02:28We will be ending...

02:30...our lymphoma treatment research.

02:35No questions?

02:36Mr. Norman...

02:37It's not Norman...

02:38No...

02:39What are you saying?

02:40What are you saying?

02:41What are you saying?

02:42Get back!

02:45That drug trial disaster, where over a hundred people died, had a huge impact.

02:49The industry has been expecting to end the research for a long while.

02:52Samely, you should go home and spend time with your mother.

02:59Am I really just waiting to die?

03:22Dr. Norman...

03:24Dr. Norman...

03:26He...

03:28He was...

03:29Dorian Norman.

03:33I know what I have to do now.

03:35I can't just give up like this.

03:37I need to find him and make him restart the research.

03:39Three years of work...

03:42Gone.

03:44Just like that.

03:46You...

03:47You said you'd save her!

03:48Now look what happened!

03:49You said nothing would change!

03:50My husband took your damn drugs...

03:51...and his cancer exploded!

03:52You murderer!

03:53Give me my son back!

03:54Get him back!

03:55You're a murderer!

03:56You murderer!

03:57You're a murderer!

03:58Die!

03:59Die!

04:00Die!

04:01Die!

04:02Die!

04:03Dr. Norman, if they weren't for you, they they'll be dead already!

04:04How could they?

04:05No!

04:07If I hadn't been so arrogant...

04:08If I hadn't pushed most extreme options, they wouldn't have died.

04:11be dead already how could they know if I hadn't been so arrogant if I hadn't pushed the most

04:18extreme options they wouldn't have died

04:22no they're right I am a murderer

04:32let the blood of the sinner not stain this beautiful land

04:41Dr. Merman no

04:51Dr. Merman do you realize what you're doing how can you give up like that

05:02get off of me

05:03look I've read every paper that you've published

05:12watched every single interview you're not the kind of man to break

05:22you don't know shit

05:23I'm a med student

05:25I know you

05:27look I know

05:29give it back to school and study your textbooks

05:32give me the gun

05:33I'm not giving it back

05:37do you know how many patients rely on you

05:40look you can't just abandon them

05:43you can't

05:43give it to me

05:44let go

05:46death can't erase the pain

05:48only living can make it right

05:51maybe it's not such a bad way to go

06:13no Dr. Merman you're not dying here

06:28Dr. Merman wake up please

06:44don't die

06:47God please don't die

06:48wake up

06:50please don't die

06:53you're awake Dr. Merman

07:04you're fine

07:05I knew it you wouldn't die that easily

07:07you shouldn't have saved me

07:10wait

07:18wait Dr. Merman wait

07:20you said that you stopped the research

07:24was it because of that drug trial

07:26you know that wasn't your fault

07:28my daughter was watching her pills

07:30until the day she died

07:31you're a murderer

07:33give me my son back

07:35give him back

07:36Dr. Merman are you okay

07:38Norman

07:40you want to know why I stopped my research

07:46I'll tell you right now

07:48it's because lymphoma

07:51it's a goddamn incurable disease

07:54uh

08:01an incurable disease

08:06an incurable disease

08:08I don't want to die that early

08:18Sengli, I believe in Dr. Norn, that he will find that cure, but I won't be there to see it.

08:39Trig?

08:41God, Trig!

08:43God!

08:43Dad, I won't let your death be in vain.

09:02The cure that you believed in, it will exist.

09:11Heads up.

09:13Change.

09:16Come on.

09:24Don't worry.

09:26No one's going to see you.

09:29I've got your back.

09:31This is the real Dr. Norn.

09:35You done?

09:37Uh, almost.

09:39Dr. Norn, I'm done.

10:04Thank you, Doctor.

10:25Doctor.

10:25What's your dress?

10:28I'll take you home.

10:38Your shirt is soaked.

10:40You'll get a cold like this, I can help you.

10:42No need.

10:42Hold this.

10:56Hold this.

11:10What are you doing?

11:21What?

11:27Look at...

11:28Dr. Norn.

11:39Are you sure that there's no way to reach through the research?

11:43Your drug was their last hope.

11:45They...

11:46Hope is the worst of all evil.

11:49They cling to survival.

11:50They die grasping for something that never existed.

11:53Even if a murderer dies.

11:56They don't come back.

11:57You're not a murderer.

11:58You're the one that gave them hope.

12:03And hope is what keeps people alive.

12:08I'd rather burn chasing hope than wait for death to spare.

12:12So...

12:12You can get out.

12:19Dr. Norn, just hear me out.

12:20I'm not trying to...

12:21Stop.

12:24You are the exact kind of person that I cannot stand.

12:28Foolish.

12:29Naive.

12:30And wrapped in bubble wrap.

12:32You have probably never even felt pain before.

12:36You don't know what I have seen.

12:39What I have been through.

12:40And what?

12:42You just think a few pretty words are gonna fix all that?

12:45Maybe you wanna start fresh?

12:47No.

12:49Just go.

12:53Go home.

13:10You're just a foolish, naive girl.

13:20She doesn't know what I can say.

13:27All of this, too.

13:34Vences.

13:35I need you to pull up the trials from three years ago.

13:38Confirm something for me right now.

13:40Crap.

13:48I think I left my tag in his car.

13:51I think...

13:52Damn, she's coming.

13:54Yeah, let's hurry.

13:56What the hell is going on?

13:58Hey, you're Sangley, right?

14:02I'm sorry.

14:03I'm sorry.

14:10Who did this?

14:24Who the hell did this?

14:25Give it up.

14:34Pretty much the whole school knows you're just a walking corpse waiting to drop.

14:38Okay, why don't you do everyone a favor and just drop out?

14:41Okay, don't die here and make us clean up your mess.

14:43I never did anything to you.

14:47What the hell is your problem?

14:49You stole my crown, bitch.

14:51I starved myself for weeks.

14:54I lost ten pounds for that pageant and then you, this mother-wearing makeup bitch, came in and took the title right out from under me.

15:02You humiliated me.

15:04All of this.

15:06For that.

15:08Annie, are you insane?

15:10Oh, honey.

15:11I am just getting started.

15:15I already filled out your withdrawal form.

15:19One little signature and you're gone.

15:23Just as you suspected, Dr. Norman, Sangley Jane is the daughter of one of the patients who died in the drug trial.

15:40That explains why she's so relentless.

15:43After her family received compensation, she donated all of it to the Institute.

15:47The investigation shows Ms. Sangley is also a lymphoma patient.

16:01Do you know how many patients rely on you?

16:05What if you can't disabandon them?

16:07Was it because of that drug trial?

16:09You know that wasn't your fault.

16:11I'd rather burn chasing hope than wait for death to spoil me, so...

16:14Get the car ready.

16:21I need to go see her right now.

16:24I'm not signing that.

16:26Bye, loser.

16:29Why don't you go crawl home and die like the pathetic freak that you are?

16:37Please!

16:44What the hell is your problem?

16:51I'm not leaving.

16:56I'm not dying.

16:58I'm going to beat this and I'll live longer than all of you.

17:02Just watch me!

17:03Oh my god!

17:10Did the cancer spread to your brain too?

17:15Lymphoma is a death sentence, sweetie.

17:17Even Dorian Norman, the heir to Norman Pharmaceuticals, gave up.

17:21And you think you're going to find a cure?

17:23God, you're pathetic.

17:25No.

17:26I know Dr. Norman.

17:28I saw him the other day.

17:29I can convince him to resu-

17:30Oh, please.

17:39You know Dr. Norman?

17:41He wouldn't even look at you.

17:43Andy's a million follower influencer and she can't get near him.

17:47Get too lost.

17:50You're sticking up the school with your death aura.

17:53Oh, you won't even make it to graduation.

17:58You should go pick out a coffin.

17:59It's not hopeless.

18:04There can still be a cure.

18:06Still clinging on to that?

18:08Here, let me help you out.

18:14No, what?

18:16You know, back in the Middle Ages, they used to cure illness with bloodletting.

18:21What are you doing?

18:22Stop.

18:24They're already dying.

18:26Why not try a new cure?

18:34So long as I'm still breathing, no one else dies of lymphoma.

18:42Norman.

18:43Dorian Norman?

18:44The heir to Norman Pharmaceuticals?

18:46The genius drug developer?

18:48What the hell is he doing here?

18:50Sangley.

18:50I'm taking you to the trigger right now.

18:52Dr. Twain.

18:54Dr. Norman, why are you here?

18:56Sangley, you didn't tell a senior Dr. Norman.

18:59That is seriously not cool.

19:01First time meeting.

19:06I'm Annie Norton.

19:08I have a million followers on Instagram, by the way.

19:10I know who you are.

19:12You do?

19:12Oh my god, that's amazing.

19:15What the hell, you psycho?

19:17What is this?

19:18I swear I'm going to post this.

19:19I'm going to tell my followers what you did.

19:20Bullying classmates, violating privacy, doxing minors, animal abuse.

19:25What?

19:27We've sent proof of it all directly to your followers.

19:30Good luck with that.

19:32Oh my god, she actually did all that?

19:34I thought she was just annoying.

19:36Turns out she's a monster.

19:37Annie Norton, get out of our school.

19:40You're a disgrace to this campus.

19:42What?

19:43No, no, I swear that's not me.

19:45I swear, I didn't do any of that.

19:47I swear, she'll never lay a finger on you.

19:50Dr. Norman.

19:58Damn you, Singley.

20:00This is all your fault.

20:02I swear I'll make you pay double for this.

20:10Dr. Norman.

20:13What you said earlier, was it true?

20:17Three years ago, our drug was actually already in the third phase of clinical trials.

20:23We were one step away from releasing it.

20:26And then, after the trials, I couldn't step into a lab without my hands shaking.

20:32I couldn't hold a beaker.

20:36Forget even using delicate equipment.

20:40That's your name.

20:42So I ran.

20:43Like a coward.

20:45For three, four years, I abandoned my work.

20:48My patience.

20:49Everything.

20:50As if death would erase what I had done.

20:53But then you showed up.

20:54And you reminded me that death cannot erase pain, and only the living can make things right.

21:05So that's why I'm restarting my research.

21:13And this time, I'm not going to abandon the people that believe in me.

21:16And that includes you, Singley.

21:18The good news is that early-stage lymphoma is highly treatable.

21:24Dr. Norman, I'm sorry.

21:27Singley.

21:30I'm sorry, Dr. Norman.

21:33The truth is, I'm already in late-stage lymphoma.

21:39There's no cure for me.

21:44I'm already in late-stage lymphoma.

21:46There's no cure for me.

21:48It's because lymphoma is a goddamn incurable disease.

21:55Noseblings.

21:56Classic sign of stage three.

21:59Bone marrow infiltration leads to platelet-epletion.

22:01Average survival, three to five years.

22:05Late-stage.

22:06Okay.

22:08Our compound is moving really smoothly through its progress, so just give me a year and-

22:14No, Dr. Norman.

22:15Nine months.

22:15Just give me nine months.

22:18Dr. Norman, let me talk.

22:23I only have six months left.

22:26Six months.

22:29And even if I don't live to see the cure, knowing that you're working on it again, knowing that

22:36you're giving people like me a reason to hope that that's enough for me-

22:45Six months it is, then.

22:59What?

23:00I'll have your cure ready in six months.

23:04Sangley, I'm going to steal you back from death.

23:06I'm going to steal you back from the house.

23:07Okay.

23:08But I'll have a few minutes.

23:09And then I'll have to take care of our next biggest engineer.

23:10You're doing that.

23:11Thanks.

23:12Thanks, sir.

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