hit me instantly.
“I worked nights. I drove him here when I could barely keep my eyes open. I sat beside him when he couldn’t even stand. And he thinks that was pity?”
Dr. Kahn held my gaze.
“Why he believes that is something Theo needs to explain.”
Then an old memory surfaced.
An email.
A consultation.
One night before the diagnosis that I had tried very hard to forget.
I grabbed my purse.
“Alicia, you don’t have to solve this tonight.”
I almost smiled.
He clearly didn’t know me
