The Test She Failed All Episodes

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...

Lucas Hayes and his wife Chloe go for a routine checkup. The results come back: advanced liver cancer. But Chloe misreads the report — she believes Lucas is the one dying, not her. While Lucas scrambles to raise the $50,000 surgery fee, Chloe refuses the hospital's arranged liver donor and lends the $50,000 to her younger brother to get a car. "Lucas doesn't deserve to spend that much", she tells herself. Then Lucas places her real diagnosis in her hands. But the money, the one thing that could have saved her, is already gone...