He started seeing beyond the walls of his boardroom — noticing sunsets, laughing at silly jokes, and even anonymously helping Tommy’s struggling single mother with rent. For the first time, Andrew felt something deeper than success — he felt human.Then, just as Andrew received the incredible news that his treatment had worked and he was cancer-free, his world shifted again: Tommy’s condition worsened. The boy who had brought him back to life was dying. In a quiet, heartbreaking moment, Tommy passed away — leaving behind a mother in grief and a man forever changed. Devastated, but inspired,

Andrew created a foundation in Tommy’s name to support sick children and their families. He stayed in touch with Tommy’s mother, offering help, comfort, and companionship. He also began repairing old relationships — even returning a long-contested painting to his ex-wife as a quiet act of closure.Andrew had once believed power and wealth were everything. But in the end, it was a little boy with a peppermint candy and a superhero’s heart who taught him the most important lesson of all: how to live.