“When we left her with Alma, she was perfectly fine.”

And I said — and I am not going to dress this up, because there were four medical professionals in that bay and it is in three separate sets of notes — “She was not fine.

She was already hurting when you handed her to me.”

I said that at two forty-four in the afternoon on the eleventh of October.

Ninety minutes after I typed, in a parking structure, E fine on arrival as far as I saw, did not really look at her.

I did not know I had done that.