Chapter 10
I looked at my watch. Thirty minutes past my scheduled appointment. I didn’t want to complain since my Monday appointment was last minute. Doc fit me in as a personal favor considering I’ve been his patient and friend for several years.
With some time to kill, I looked around the waiting area. The salmon and teal colors meant the first wife decorated the lobby in the eighties. I wondered when the second wife would refurbish.
My cell phone vibrated. I saw caller ID. It was the office.
“Hello.”
“Hey, Jake, are you coming back to work?” Lou Ann asked.
“I was hoping to but I’m still waiting for the doc to give me a clean bill of health.”
“I thought your shoulder was better.”
“Yeah, I want a second opinion. Still getting arm pain when I move it.”
I also have other reasons to
