As much as I want to stay with Neil in the hospital, we can’t keep Mia in the daycare forever.
“I can drive you and Mia back to the Pyramid,” Beau offers. “And we can take shifts here.”
I feel stronger since my hug with Archer, but I still hesitate to separate from Neil. I side-eye him where he’s resting upright in his bed. He meets my gaze with a knowing look.
“Go home, Chloe,” he says. “I will rest much better knowing you and Mia are there.”
I can’t argue with that. Especially because Mia deserves to be at home, safe and sound. Not caught in a nursery daycare.
“I’ll keep an eye on him,” Archer says from where he’s leaning against the wall.
Steven’s looking at Neil’s chart again, a regular occurrence. “Soon, they should be able to stabilize him enough to let him come home. This m
