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Confession
Mr Stewart’s POV
“ Doctor, can I be discharged today?” I asked the on call doctor. “You don’t want to stay again?” he asked.
I am not particularly fond of hospitals. I try to avoid it as much as possible.
“He will stay three more days, if needed,” Stanley affirmed. I assumed he won’t be coming back for awhile. But he just destroyed my plans. The doctor just smiled and left.
Stanley’s POV
I know that my dad is not a fan of hospitals, but I will not let him have his way today.
He must be in bed rest for at least two days; mom inclusive.
“Mom, you know what I mean right?” she smiled. I know she understands my point. Once dad gets home, he will obviously not take the rest, he will resume his normal activities.
Smith’s POV
As he entered with the female detective from yesterday, he was totally different. This is a changed person.
I just knew then that plan will not work again, I looked at him he was smiling po
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