Jasmine's attending physician at the facility was a man named Gary Cooper, who was in his mid‑forties and wore gold‑rimmed glasses that made him look gentle and refined.
When Donald barged into his office, Gary was reviewing a patient's chart. He looked up, recognized his visitor, adjusted his glasses, and gave a polite, professional smile. "Mr. Olson, what brings you here?"
"What kind of treatment did Jasmine receive while she was in this place?" Donald asked without any small talk, his voice as cold as ice.
Gary's smile didn't budge. "Mrs. Olson was in a very unstable state at the time, with severe paranoid delusions and violent tendencies. We followed the standard protocol with medication and psychological intervention, all of which you signed off on..."
"And shock therapy?" Donald
