I fixed my gaze on Angelo as I saw him step out of the hospital exit.
I followed his movements until he paused at the taxi stand, holding his cellphone and chatting with someone.
While he waited for his ride, I decided to drive over, executing a U-turn that brought me right in front of him.
"Get in!" I called out, rolling down the window.
Even without opening it, he would recognize his own car instantly.
As I looked at him, I couldn't help but notice the frown etched on his face, clearly surprised to find me still there, deliberately waiting for him.
He seemed reluctant to enter, glancing at the rear of the car as horns blared from other vehicles, urging us to move forward.
"You probably don’t want to annoy them more than necessary. I won’t move until you get in," I warned him, my t
