Dr. Montfort, Dr. Vaughn, Dr. Hoelterhoff and Dr. Keller were gathered in Otto Lewison’s office; he was studying their reports.
When he finished, he looked up at Dr. Keller and smiled. “Congratulations,” he said.
“These reports are all positive. You’ve done a wonderful job.”
“She’s a wonderful woman. Very special, Otto. I’m glad she’s going to have her life back again.”
“Has she agreed to outpatient treatment when she leaves here?” “Absolutely.”
Otto Lewison nodded. “Very well. I’ll have the release papers drawn up.”
He turned to the other doctors. “Thank you, gentlemen. I appreciate your help.”
Chapter Twenty-nine
Two days later, she was called into Dr. Lewison’s office. Dr. Keller was there.
Ashley was to be discharged and would return to her home in Cupertino, where regular therapy and evaluation sessions had been arranged
with a court approved psychiatrist. Dr. Lewison said, “Well, today’s the day. Are you excited?”
Ashley said, “I’m excited. I’m frightened. I’m—I don’t know. I feel like a bird that’s just been set free. I feel like I’m flying.”
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