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Once breakfast was served, she realized Paul hadn’t come to the table. When this happens, it’s her responsibility to check on residents who haven’t arrived for meals. She wrote a list of all the residents who weren’t present at the table and started searching for them.
When she knocked on Paul’s door, which was closed, he didn’t answer. She knocked again, but he still didn’t answer the door.
Their elderly residents sometimes needed medical assistance, so part of her job duties involved entering residents’ rooms to check if there was an emergency after receiving no answer once she knocked twice at their doors. She got her keys, unlocked Paul’s door, and entered his room.
“Inside, the room was immaculate. The bed was made, and there was no sign of him. Indeed, it was like he had just stepped out of his room. When I returned to the dining room, Paul’s spot was still empty,” she shared.
She wasn’t worried because it wasn’t unusual for residents to go out to breakfast or run errands in the morning. Sometimes, residents didn’t inform employees before leaving, so she assumed that Paul was out and about.
A couple of hours passed after breakfast, and while she was setting the table for lunchtime, the retirement home administrator, Luke, walked in. Luke needed the set of master keys, and he told her Paul had a massive stroke and died while he was visiting his daughter.
She was understandably crushed by this news and mentioned that Paul must have passed away not long ago because he told her good morning while she was ringing the bell for breakfast hours ago.
Luke gave her a stunned look and told her that wasn’t possible because Paul had been pronounced dead at the hospital the night before. In response, she asked Luke who had said good morning to her.
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