After a traumatic childhood event, Taylor developed a deep mistrust of doctors, which led him to refuse moving his car for an ambulance during a traffic jam. His stubbornness nearly cost him dearly when his son, Mark, suffered a severe head injury and needed urgent medical attention. The ambulance that rushed Mark to the hospital was the same one Taylor had blocked earlier. Realizing his mistake, Taylor broke down, understanding how his actions could have led to tragedy. Mark’s successful surgery and recovery became a turning point for Taylor, who apologized to the ambulance driver, James, and even offered him a job as his personal driver.
Taylor’s perspective shifted dramatically after the incident. He hired James and later his wife, Helena, as a nanny, finally accepting that his family needed help. He also became a benefactor for the hospital, funding surgeries for underprivileged children. Taylor’s mistrust of doctors faded as he recognized their life-saving efforts. He vowed never to ignore an ambulance again, understanding the importance of using his wealth to support his family and others in need. The experience taught him to prioritize his family’s well-being over his stubborn beliefs.