” Leah said.
“She moved an ear.”
“That’s an answer.”
“It is,” Erin said, and her voice softened. “But we have to decide whether it’s enough of one.”
Nathan stared at the authorization form. The language was clean and careful. Humane endpoint. Poor prognosis. Persistent refusal to feed. It left out the way Leah had spent three nights sleeping in a folding continue reading …