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In a tense and heavy atmosphere, Adam's gaze fell on Jack who was tied to the hospital bed, his face showing a hint of reluctance. He turned to the doctor, his voice filled with deep concern: "So, what is the best solution now?"
The doctor's eyes moved between Jack and the people present, his voice serious and powerful: "We all know that the ground exploration team told us that there has been a serious mutation on the surface due to the nuclear bomb attack, and many creatures have turned into unimaginable monsters." He raised the tube of pale blue glowing blood in his hand, "And this blood sample is the direct evidence that Jack is no longer a normal human being."
Everyone present was shocked by this statement, and a sense of unease and fear filled the air. Jack lay there, powerless, his heart filled with indescribable panic. His eyes were full of pleading and confusion, but he couldn't express any of his thoughts or emotions.
Adam's expression became more serious as he realized the severity of the situation, feeling a sense of helplessness and sadness. His eyes wandered between Jack and the doctor, seemingly searching for a reasonable and humane solution.
The atmosphere in the room became even more oppressive, with everyone silently contemplating the situation before them. And Jack, a young man who used to be an ordinary college student, is now being treated as a threat, confined in this indifferent medical room, facing a fate he cannot understand or control.
In the dimly lit medical room, the atmosphere is unusually heavy. The doctor holds the vial emitting a faint blue light, his expression revealing deep helplessness and conflict. He looks again at the bound Jack on the bed, then turns to the others in the room, his voice tinged with sadness: "We really don't know what keeping him here might do to the shelter. In my opinion, the best course of action might be to let him go..."
Alice showed a shocked and incredulous expression on her face, and she eagerly retorted, "No, you can't do this! Jack hasn't done anything wrong. We can't just kick him out based on some unconfirmed speculations."
At this point, Bruce stood up and interrupted Alice. He had a hint of sadness on his face as he said, "Let me say a few words. After all, I live with Jack and I understand his situation better." There seemed to be a hint of concern in his voice.
He continued, "Indeed, Jack's symptoms appeared a long time ago. At first, I thought he was just not accustomed to the shelter environment. But later I realized there was something wrong with his body, and I even personally advised him to see a doctor. Unfortunately, young people always have their own ideas. Now it seems that this may have been a wrong decision."
Adam stood aside, his face showing a pained expression. He looked at Jack with a worried look, "This is a difficult decision, we must consider the safety of the entire shelter."
At this moment, a nurse whispered to the doctor, "We need to make the best decision, even if it may be very difficult."
Jack couldn't speak, but his eyes were filled with despair. He struggled helplessly, trying to express his innocence, but being tied to the bed, he couldn't make any effective response. His distrust and anger towards Bruce reached its peak, but he couldn't express this emotion. He felt incredibly helpless and fearful, not knowing what his fate would be.
In the tense and uncertain medical room, everyone's eyes are focused on Adam, waiting for his decision. Adam's face is filled with struggle and conflict. He understands that this decision will impact the future of the entire shelter and his personal leadership position.
Adam takes a deep breath, trying to calm his inner self: "I know this is an extremely difficult decision, but we must consider the overall safety of the shelter." His tone reveals a significant sense of burden.
Bruce continued his speech with a tone of sorrow: "Jack, he is indeed a good young man, but we cannot let personal emotions affect the overall safety. We must consider the well-being of everyone in the shelter."
Alice emotionally and firmly retorted: "I disagree! Jack has always been a serious and responsible person. We cannot make such judgments based solely on a report. This is unfair!"
Adam looked at Jack with a hint of reluctance in his heart. He knew deep down that the treatment of Jack might be unfair, but he also understood the responsibility he carried. The stability of the shelter and the safety of the people were his primary concerns. He struggled to find a solution that could both protect everyone and treat Jack justly.
The doctor's voice interrupted Adam's thoughts: "We must take this epidemic seriously. Jack's condition could be crucial, and we can't take any risks." His eyes were filled with professional determination.
Amidst these overlapping voices, Jack felt despair and powerlessness. He wanted to defend himself, to speak up, but the rag in his mouth rendered him voiceless. He felt trapped in an inescapable predicament, his mind filled with countless questions and fears.
Adam finally made up his mind, his tone tinged with resignation: "We have to make a decision. For the majority of the shelter, we may need to make some painful choices." His words revealed a heavy sense of responsibility as a leader.
In this tense and conflicted space, everyone is anxious about the upcoming decision, while Jack lies there helplessly, unable to change his own fate.
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