Duncan immediately hurried Liberty to handle the discharge paperwork.

The doctor whined in his head, ‘The doctors and nurses have enough of your daily fuss anyway. The early discharge is not a big deal, so you can leave if you want to.’

The Lewises were wealthy, and they had their family doctors. The Lewis family would hire specialized care for Duncan when he got out of the hospital.

“Doctor, is my son fine to be discharged?”

Mrs. Lewis was worried that her son’s condition may worsen after the discharge.

“Mr. Lewis can be released from the hospital if he wants to. He might feel better recuperating at home. The speed of recovery is linked to the patient’s moods too.”

Since the doctor said so, Mrs. Lewis told the bodyguards to pack up while she and her husband went to deal with the paperwork for Duncan’s hospital release. Duncan, the tantrum thrower, was left in Liberty’s care.

Now that he could get out of the hospital, Duncan felt merry and quit whining. He sat in the liv