Hunter wasn't qualified to weigh in on any of this, but he was no wilting flower. If someone did to the people he loved what Justin's mother had done to him, he would be shelling out whatever it took to get them gone too. But he had to intercept here. "Okay, sorry, but I need to butt-in for a minute because I have to go back to the hospital and care for Justin's mental health, so I need to know firstly, what Sasha said, and secondly, if any of the outfall of this will filter back to him in a certain way so I can pre-empt the best care for him. If he and Sasha had any sort of unprotected sex, I'm going to have to tell Justin about it. He's already seeming like he's going to ask to see Sasha when we thought he might not want visitors. I need to know from Mark the best way to go about navigating that with him because we all know blindsiding him is the worst thing we can do. My duty of care here is to Justin, and he's currently in primary mental healthcare on suicide watch. I don't want anyone here to think I'm palming off the rest of the stuff. I'm not. But his life is immediately in my hands here, and Sasha's by default."
Still, he was trying to keep up with what was going on here. "My question is, Justin already asked Clint to get rid of his mother, and he's an intelligent kid. Really intelligent. Some people, for some abhorrent reason, think mental health means brain damaged or intellectually incapacitated, and nothing could be further from the truth in this case. I think the fact he even approached Clint in the way he did without going to anyone else here in this room is indicative of how smart he is, because each of you have professional ladders to tumble a significant distance from. He wasn't psychotic when he asked Clint to do this. I've asked Clint about Justin's demeanour during that meeting, and even if he was spiralling, he had complete clarity in what he was requesting. You don't think he's going want to know what happened if she suddenly turns up dead? I don't know enough about his history with her to know how this will impact on him and his mental health is extremely volatile right now."
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Still, he was trying to keep up with what was going on here. "My question is, Justin already asked Clint to get rid of his mother, and he's an intelligent kid. Really intelligent. Some people, for some abhorrent reason, think mental health means brain damaged or intellectually incapacitated, and nothing could be further from the truth in this case. I think the fact he even approached Clint in the way he did without going to anyone else here in this room is indicative of how smart he is, because each of you have professional ladders to tumble a significant distance from. He wasn't psychotic when he asked Clint to do this. I've asked Clint about Justin's demeanour during that meeting, and even if he was spiralling, he had complete clarity in what he was requesting. You don't think he's going want to know what happened if she suddenly turns up dead? I don't know enough about his history with her to know how this will impact on him and his mental health is extremely volatile right now."