Will walked around the house completely drunk, laughed alone, jumped. He did the weirdest and weirdest things you only do when he's out of his mind.

He was elated.

Unfortunately, however, it did not last long.

Suddenly he began to cry once again with his heart full of sadness, but above all of anger.

He took the glass he had in his hand and threw it to the ground with force, shattering it into a thousand pieces and began to punch at the most disparate and strange things.

This went on until he fell asleep on the sofa.

It was then that his phone rang. His brother was calling him. Unfortunately he was too drunk to answer him.

Jay had recently returned home. They had really had a very, very busy and intense day.

They had arrested the criminal, a fight had broken out between the detective and the latter and Halstead was bruised. He was examined and checked by ambulance 61 and luckily there was no need to take him to the hospital.

By then the detective had gone with the others to the district to question the suspect. He was in pain but he was fine.

It was just 10:50 pm when he got home. Hailey had stayed with him for a while, they had prepared something to eat and Jay had taken a long relaxing shower allowing his tight, aching muscles to melt under the hot water jet.

It was 11:50 pm when the two were sitting down to have dinner together when the detective remembered he hadn't contacted Will again.

He immediately picked up his cell phone and dialed the number. The doctor's phone rang, but no one answered.

He assumed he had already gone to sleep.

- He will surely be sleeping - he said to his colleague - I will call him tomorrow.

The night flew by, it was six o'clock when Will opened his eyes.

Immediately the light made him feel the need to close them again.

His head was bursting, he was in excruciating pain, ten times worse than he'd had the day before.

Severe nausea quickly made its way and he had to run to the bathroom to throw up what was inside his stomach.

Dr. Halstead felt exhausted. He was confused, he didn't remember what had happened the night before and despite this he still felt nervous, agitated.

Every muscle in his body ached. He had slept on the sofa and it was to what he attributed the pains especially in the neck and back.

Slowly he got up from the ground and took his phone in the kitchen walked to the bed lying on it. His heart was beating fast and violently in his aching chest. In addition, his stomach also protested, he felt a strong acidity that reached his throat.