“Chelly’s POV”
What would have gone wrong? I thought he was alright now. But we couldn’t decide just by looking from outside.
“Stop thinking negatively. I meant to say he is doing great. He could be discharged now,” the doctor spoke in a teasing manner and gently slapped on Ace’s shoulder.
“Well, dear doctor, that wasn’t funny at all. You almost gave us a shock,” Ace replied.
“So we can take him home now?” I asked.
“Yes, dear. You can.” He smiled. I liked to see how friendly he was.
In literal words, I began to like everything. My perspective of view; how I look at the world, suddenly began changing from negativity to positivity and I was more than grateful to announce it was due to a stranger whom I met in the backyard of my parent’s house.
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Six months L
