I curled my lips, my tone laced with heavy sarcasm. “Aiden took the call yesterday, so I relayed the message to him.” “What? Aiden answered my phone? Why didn’t he tell me?” Paying no mind to Sarah’s shock, I hung up. I then dialed another number. “Are you there yet, Dr. Jones?” Bryan’s drained voice came on the other end of the line. “I just got off the train. I’m on my way to Northbridge General Hospital. “Relax. Even if the family is reckless, I have a duty to my patients, even if he was only under my care for a short period of time. “But I’m afraid the prognosis is less than ideal.” In fact, I had asked Bryan to make the trip down when he called to talk about Terrence. I had always been one to separate gratitude from resentment. Sure, Sarah and Aiden disgusted me, but Terrence was a living, breathing human being. He had been kind to me before. Getting Bryan to provide care for Terrence was out of respect for human life. It was also a way to properly bring cl
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