Leo’s Hospital Papers Changed What I Thought I Knew About Vivian

The nurse looked back at him.

“Why the garage?”

Mike picked up his notebook.

“Because Karen is listed there.”

He walked away before either of us could ask what Karen had been told.

The nurse had just reached for the bassinet when Vivian bent over it and lifted Leo against her shoulder.

“Vivian, put him back.”

Vivian adjusted the blanket around Leo and looked at me as if I had asked her to move a chair.

“Elena, he belongs with the Sterling side of the family too.”

“He belongs

here. Put him back.”

She turned slightly toward the door. Leo made a small sound, and I pushed the blanket away from my legs.

“Vivian, now.”

She stopped, but she did not lower him.

“You have been through surgery,” she said. “You are not in a condition to make decisions about the children by yourself.”

I reached for the call button.

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