252 JEALOUSY AND REJECTION

Like a competition, both Daniel and Davis lunge forward to Anna's side to pacify her. But Daniel got to her first and hugged her promptly without leaving space. Davis had no doubt it was to spite him and the fact that he actually did care about Anna and was there for her when she needed him. It annoyed me to no end because it was his job to do exactly that. And to be in the position Daniel was. His first instinct was to separate his wife from the fool who was fighting for his position in his wife's life and comfort her. And also apologized for his extreme stupidity, he turned his attention and anger to another nurse who was standing next to Anna. It enraged him, as much as Daniel's effrontery to comfort his wife instead of him, that some untrained nurse would tell his wife who had barely survived on the surgery table she came out of barely two minutes ago that she lost her baby. Who employed these nurses? He contemplated. "How could you tell someone that just got off fro