The Woman From Hell

"What about after that? How did you manage to discharge Munchkin after that?" I listened to what Dr. Zac said earlier and found his points doubtful.

Even though he already met Theo and me', according to 'our' request, he did not help Munchkin with the discharge procedures at all.

Otherwise, it would not have taken us so much effort to find Munchkin this morning.

If he did not go through the procedures, how did he manage to take the patient outside?

Dr. Zac continued to look at Theo and me with a puzzled expression. "It's because you asked me to bring the child outside first so that your professional medical team could perform an examination before going through the formalities."

This could be connected with his statement earlier.

"We got in touch earlier, so I knew that you were the patient's immediate family.

Besides, it was just an examination, so it wasn't going to affect the patient too much. That's why I went and brought Munchkin out."

The police officers were staring at him. I knew Dr. Zac would not lie, but this just sounded so strange for some reason.

The

was in the elevator with you?" I quickly asked again but later realized that

I

at the police officer next to

have countless alibis at the point in time Dr. Zac mentioned, so there's no need to worry for now. But because things

sure to keep in touch with

I nodded

until now, Dr. Zac had recounted his experience, and the only useful clue he had pointed to

again. It was already dark when I returned to my ward. Theo escorted me to

bed with a

I'll go fix

to walk away when I held his hand.

sat down on the bed,

on his chest and listened to his heartbeat, feeling