Arthur sat in the dark all night.
At first, part of him wanted to blame Sarah.
Why hadn't she told him about the pregnancy? Why had she chosen to end it alone? Why hadn't she given him a chance to explain?
Each time the thought surfaced, the three files on the nightstand answered him.
Sarah had asked if he cared why she was in the hospital.
He had visited after she hemorrhaged too.
He was the one who had failed her every time.
At dawn, Arthur didn't search the hospital system.
He knew he wasn't Sarah's physician and had no right to access her obstetric records.
Acting both as her husband and as medical personnel, he filed a formal complaint with the base hospital's privacy officer. He also reported Chloe's possible unauthorized access and the clinic's delayed response to the milit
