#Chapter 28: Quality of Life

Aria’s POV To my surprise, as I exited the office with Piper, still disguised as Dr. A, and suggested going down to see Caleb in the coma ward, Jasper was the one who agreed the readiest. The others, Caleb family, seemed confused at my needing to be involved beyond this point. “I just want to keep her on task,” I said. “I’m still trying to plead her case.” “Maybe you all should just head home for the night,” Jasper suggested. “Dr. A likely isn’t going to make a hasty decision in this case, even after looking over your dad.” I looked at him with suspicion and confusion, be he just smiled at me. “Time is of the essence,” Montgomery said. “I cannot be rushed,” Piper said, playing her role earnestly. Montgomery’s jaw clenched. Christie sneered with dissatisfaction. These people were not the type who were accustomed to waiting. They would have to learn. Dr. A, whether as Piper or myself, would not be making special accommodations for them as others might have. Here, unde