KIELAN
“Yes, I know.” I rubbed the back of my neck and stared off into space.
“You need to return to the hospital for more check-ups, you can't just —”
“I f*****g know!” I yelled, fed up with the call already. “I'll be there, but there are things I need to sort out here. Damn it!” I tugged hard on my hair, my gaze going straight to the front door, to be certain Lylah wasn't coming out yet. She never liked it when I yelled
There was a pause from the other side before she drew in a long breath. “Mr Kielan, I don't think you understand what's going on. You need to be at a hospital, not your house. You can't just disregard your health even if you have something urgent to take care of.”
I stared at the strands of hair on my palm and let out a breath. “I know. Just allow me some time to s
