Everyone in That House Was Counting on Him Never Walking Again. He Was Hiding the Fact That He’d Started To
Douglas was already seated when we came into the boardroom, and he sneered.
“Did you really need to bring your personal nurse into a board meeting?”
“She’s here to help me move,” Garrett said, even and unbothered.
“When the confidential session begins, she’ll step out.”
The session opened.
I moved to position his chair and then to excuse myself — and Garrett nodded to Justin, who brought the walker forward.
Heads came up around the table.
Douglas stopped typing.