After finishing his work, Jonah Reed comes to the hospital to see her every day.
Most of the time, he complains about how bothersome the company is.
Sometimes he simply brings a pile of documents to Mary Douglas's hospital room and vents to her while working.
Uncle Reed and Aunt Reed have told him several times not to bother Mary Douglas with work, but Jonah Reed treats their words like wind past his ears.
Mary Douglas also finds it dull, and unwittingly, Jonah Reed's files end up in her hands.
Lately, most of the time, Jonah Reed is either fervently playing games beside her or sleeping too much.
Every time Aunt Reed sees this, she feels a bit exasperated, while Uncle Reed doesn't say much about it afterward.
Previously, watching his son eat was always infuriating, but now he serves him well.
The meals are comparable to those for Mary Douglas.
Aunt Reed doesn't understand.
