Chapter 9
Once Teague and Keir were released from the ER at the county hospital—mid-morning after the battle with Will Endicott—they were escorted back into town, to the police department.
“How is Hoyt doing?” were the first words out of Teague’s mouth when he walked through the door to Chief Davis’s office. He had tried to find out before he left the hospital but was told that HIPAA wouldn’t allow the hospital to tell him more than that Hoyt was alive. He’d figured that would be the case, but gave it a try nonetheless.
“He’ll be in intensive care for the next twenty-four hours,” the chief replied. “Since I have his power of attorney in case of emergencies, the doctors were able to give me the details. The bullet, thank God, missed the subclavian artery. If it hadn’t, he might well have
