Daniel tapped his pen against his watch face again.

“You always panic over minor medical issues, Rebecca.”

“She could lose an ovary if this twists,” I said.

“I talked to the front desk five weeks ago,” Daniel said.

“The staff told me she was stable enough to go home.”

I took his sleeve and pulled him down the hallway into a small, quiet room set aside for family consultations.

The room had two vinyl armchairs, a plastic ficus tree in the corner, and a small laminate side table.