Andrew, a 50-year-old workaholic businessman, had built a successful life — at least on paper. He was sharp, impatient, and obsessed with control, always putting work before people. That is, until a shocking diagnosis forced everything to a halt: he had cancer. Ordered to begin treatment immediately, Andrew checked into the hospital with more concern for his meetings than his health. While adjusting to life as a patient, Andrew had a run-in with Tommy,
an energetic eight-year-old boy in the pediatric ward. Their first encounter was rough — Andrew was grumpy and cold, but Tommy, full of life and curiosity, wasn’t easily discouraged. He returned day after day, sharing stories, candy, jokes, and eventually, laughter. Against his will, Andrew found himself looking forward to Tommy’s visits.Through this unlikely friendship, Andrew began to change. He started seeing beyond the walls of his boardroom — noticing sunsets, laughing at silly jokes,