When the taxi pulled up outside the hospital’s rear entrance, Lek jumped out and ran inside leaving Craig to pay the fare. It wasn’t a problem – he had expected as much and knew that she would be easy to find. Updates from the distraught Mike had been regular to the point of streaming. Craig felt sorry for him because he guessed that Lek was going to make his life Hell and he had been through that in phases himself. He also sympathized about the drinking and driving. He had gotten away with it for a decade many years ago, but could not condone it. He did, however have sympathy for a stupid boy, as he had been, who was learning by his mistakes, as he had done.
He was glad he wasn’t Mike though all the same, even if the reports were correct that she was out of danger.
Craig went in, looked
