We're Still Further
Surgical procedure

Dr. Nathan helps Dr. Hamka examine Adelia's eyes. As with Hamka's doctor, Nathan's doctor also hesitated if Adelia's eyes were no longer healthy because the woman died with cancer that had eaten away her body.

Doctor Nathan scrunched his eyebrows, then a second later he looked at Dr. Hamka.

“Hospitable eyes.”

Dr. Nathan and Dr. Hamka say the word simultaneously.

“Why can? Not that he died of cancer,” astonished doctor Hamka.

“Adelia did indeed die with the cancer she suffered. But I also wonder doc, why matany is so clear,” said Doctor Nathan.

“It's a miracle from God,” said doctor Hamka and reciprocated a nod of the head by doctor Nathan.

“We are waiting for the husband of doctor Valen, just as his eyes with Adelia match,” said doctor Hamka expectantly. Because of how many eye donors who want to donate their eyes to Rifal because of the great rewards from Rifal, but there is no match at all for Rifal.

The operating room is open. The appearance of Kiki's doctor encourages Rifal's banal. Rifal's been asleep at the dope injection by Kiki's doctor.

Valen is waiting outside.

“How do doc?” Ask Dr. Kiki to the two great doctors in front of him.

“Adelia's eyes are healthy, despite the cancer she suffered. But amazingly his eyes are very healthy and clear,” said Dr. Hamka.

“Leave a look at Rifal's condition, whether Adelia's eyes are suitable for him or not,” Hamka's doctor said.

Doctor Hamka Noble examined Rifal's eyes again, he gave the code to doctor Nathan and also doctor Kiki gave him the tools he needed.

As a professional doctor, they both are very familiar with the code given by doctor Hamka.

“Do operation on Adelia.” Instructions of Dr. Hamka to the two doctors nearby.

Doctor Nathan and doctor Kiki look at each other when Hamka's doctor tells him to perform surgery on Adelia.

“Adelia's eyes are perfect for Rifal.”

Of the many eye donors, only Adelia's eyes succeeded. Only the eyes of that woman were suitable for Rifal.

“Good doc,” says doctor Nathan and doctor Kiki simultaneously.

Rifal and Adelia are next to the bansal, if Adelia were still alive she would be very happy to be close to Rifal.

Too bad, he was next to Rifal in a state of absence and wanted to donate his eyes to the person he loved.

As Nathan's sweat splashed out on Adelia's body, he removed Adelia's cornea from her eye.

About thirty minutes into the operation, the operation to move Adelia's eyeball was successful.

Doctor Kiki immediately gave gauze to Adelia's eyes that had been moved by Nathan's doctor.

Doctor Kiki puts away her tears while wrapping a gauze around Adelia's eyes.

“Doctor Kiki,” call Nathan because doctor Kiki only notices Adelia who is no longer alive.

“Sorry,” said Doctor Kiki then moved from there.

They went back to help Dr. Hamka perform surgery on Rifal. Doctor Hamka has removed Rifal's cornea.

He took Adelia's cornea and put it in Rifal's eye very difficult and meticulous.

He also rubbed Nathan's sweat that was pouring because it helped Hamka doctors install corneas on the Rifal.

Valen had waited an hour in the chair, waiting for the three doctors to come out of the operating room and give him good news about Rifal.

Valen said a prayer, hoping that the donor's eye for Rifal this time would be suitable for her husband.

Valen immediately moved out of his chair when he saw that Hamka had left the operating room.

“Where to doc?” Valen asked expectantly.

“Alhamdulillah, operation went smoothly. Eye donor this time is very suitable for Rifal,” said doctor Hamka made Valen immediately close his mouth.

She was happy, finally her husband could see again, “Still doc, has my husband been able to see? Ask Valen.

Doctor Hamka nodded her head while smiling. “Insyaallah, the husband of doctor Valen can already see,” said doctor Hamka made Valen cry touched by the answer given by doctor Hamka.

Not long after that, Nathan's doctor came out with a nurse to encourage Rifal's banal to immediately bring Rifal's room.

Valen did not tell Rara and Kayla if Rifal had eye surgery today, because he also knew their condition was currently hit by Elga.

Doctor Kiki came out of the operating room and pushed Adelia's banister that had been covered in a shroud.

“Doctor Kiki,” call doctor Valen so that doctor Kiki's footsteps are stopped along with the nurse who helped push him Adelia's banal.

“Did she donate her eyes to my husband?” Ask Valen's doctor to approach Adelia, who is covered in a shroud.

While Dr. Hamka was gone first.

Doctor Kiki smiled at Adelia. “Iya doc, she's the one who donated her eyes to doctor Valen's husband,” said doctor Kiki made Valen unable to say the words because the man had donated his eyes to Rifal.

Just this time there was an eye donor who was suitable for her husband.

“Can I see it?” Ask Valen's doctor to make sure.

Doctor Kiki nodded. “Bby,” replied doctor Kiki.

With trembling hands, Valen reached for another shroud that covered Adelia, his hands trembling to open the shroud.

She only wanted to see the face of the hero who had donated her eyes to her husband.

The shroud was opened by Dr. Valen. Valen instantly rewinded his steps when he saw a very familiar face. Although Adelia's eyes were bandaged with gauze, Valen knew her.

Valen shook his head, looking at who came out of the operating room with her husband who had donated his eyes.

“Adel,” Valen with vibrating mention Adelia's name. Adelia's face was pale.

Valen shook his head. “No way she's Adel,” Valen's crying seeing that big brother's face is no longer helpless.

She did not expect that Adelia would die this fast, and that made her surprised this woman who donated her eyes to Rifal and only her eyes were suitable for Rifal.

Doctor Kiki also sniffled. “She Adel, Doc. He just left. Before she left, she told me to donate her eyes to doctor Valen's husband,” explained doctor Kiki as she wiped her tears.

“Del,” isak Valen. “You have suffered a lot. You were not happy before you left!” Isak held the head of Adelia who no longer had hair due to cancer that gnawed her body.

“Still, Del. You gave your eyes to my husband. The person you once loved and the person who once loved you.”