He shook his head again.
Emily sighed. “You really need to start taking better care of yourself, and think about the people around you who worry about you. You’re not a child anymore—you shouldn’t be acting so recklessly.”
He nodded obediently, like a child acknowledging a reprimand.
Then, with his right hand still on the gearshift, he reached over and patted the back of her hand, gesturing forward with a nod for her to look ahead.
Not far ahead stood a seven or eight-story building, with a sign that read Mental Health Rehabilitation Center.
"A mental health facility?" Emily asked, raising her eyebrows.
He nodded.
"Logan Morgan is here?" she asked, her tone a mix of confusion and curiosity.
He nodded again.
"Why did you bring me here?" she asked, glancing at him for an answer.