O cálculo de uma mãe

• Destiny
• Family

• Ep. 1
  In the aftermath of a devastating car accident, Rosa Parker and her daughter Mia Carson lie severely injured, with Mia's condition critical due to glass shards. Amid the chaos, Rosa's husband, Theo Carson, arrives at the scene. However, instead of rushing to his wife and daughter, Theo prioritizes helping Karen Hadley and her son, Adam, who are also injured. Mia, barely conscious, calls out for her father, pleading for him to save her. Rosa, in pain and desperation, begs Theo to prioritize their daughter, reminding him that Mia is his flesh and blood. Theo, a doctor, defends his actions, stating that his duty is to save lives impartially. He accuses Rosa of being selfish, while she accuses him of neglecting their family. As Theo tends to Adam, Mia tries to stay strong, reassuring her mother that she will endure. The tension between Rosa and Theo escalates, with Rosa questioning Theo's priorities and love for their daughter. The scene is fraught with emotional turmoil, as Mia's life hangs in the balance and the family's fractures are laid bare.
• Ep. 2
  In the aftermath of a devastating car accident, Rosa Parker and her daughter Mia are severely injured, with Mia's condition critical due to glass shards. Amid the chaos, Rosa's husband, Theo Carson, arrives but prioritizes helping Karen Hadley and her son, Adam, over his own family. The scene is tense as Karen pleads with a doctor to save her son, Adam, who is in immense pain. Meanwhile, Rosa, desperate and in agony, calls out for Theo to help Mia, who is also suffering greatly. Theo, torn between the two families, reassures Rosa that he will save Mia, but his actions suggest otherwise as he focuses on Adam. The emotional turmoil escalates as Rosa begs Theo to return and save their daughter, Mia, whose condition worsens by the second. The scene is a heart-wrenching depiction of a mother's desperation and a husband's divided loyalties in the face of tragedy.
• Ep. 3
  Rosa Parker, severely injured in a car accident, desperately pleads for her daughter Mia to hold on as Mia's condition worsens due to glass shards lodged in her chest. The doctors explain the complexity and danger of the surgery, emphasizing that only the hospital's top surgeon, Han Dong, can perform it. However, Han Dong is unavailable, and Rosa struggles to reach him. Meanwhile, Theo Carson, Rosa's husband, arrives but prioritizes helping Karen Hadley and her son Adam over his own family. As Mia's condition becomes critical, Rosa frantically tries to contact Han Dong, but his phone is off. The tension rises as the doctors insist on immediate surgery, leaving Rosa in a desperate race against time to save her daughter.
• Ep. 4
  Mia, still feeling unwell after the car accident, complains of a headache, likely due to excessive blood loss. Her mother, Rosa, grows increasingly anxious as the doctor suggests Mia may need a blood transfusion. However, Mia has a rare blood type, making it difficult to find a donor. Rosa pleads with her husband, Theo, to find a solution, fearing for Mia's life. Theo reveals that Karen Hadley, who was also involved in the accident, shares the same rare blood type and offers to donate blood to save Mia. Grateful, Rosa thanks Theo profusely, urging Mia to remember his kindness in the future. Meanwhile, Karen’s son, Adam, is in critical condition and urgently needs surgery. Karen frantically searches for Theo, who has just left to arrange the blood donation for Mia. Realizing Theo’s absence, Karen panics, knowing Adam’s life depends on him. Theo’s wife, Rosa, reassures Karen that Theo is already on his way to help. Karen, overwhelmed with guilt and desperation, apologizes for her earlier actions and agrees to donate blood to save Mia. The tension rises as time runs out, and both families race against the clock to save their children.
• Ep. 5
  Rosa, desperate and frantic, confronts her husband, Theo, as their daughter Mia lies critically injured after the car accident. Rosa questions Theo about the blood supply for Mia, only to discover he has diverted her rare "panda blood" to save Adam Hadley, the son of Karen Hadley. Enraged, Rosa accuses Theo of prioritizing others over their own daughter, whose life hangs in the balance. Theo, a doctor, defends his actions, claiming Mia is stable and that Adam’s condition is more urgent. Rosa, however, is inconsolable, accusing Theo of neglecting their child and questioning his priorities. Their argument escalates as Rosa pleads for Theo to focus on Mia, but he remains resolute, insisting his duty as a doctor comes first. The tension peaks when a nurse interrupts, warning Rosa that Mia’s condition is deteriorating, leaving her torn between anger and despair.

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