Via a casual conversation with an acquaintance, I've just found out something that is not making much sense to me at the moment and DH is probably the only person I can ask about it, but I'm scared to just before Christmas.
Basically, this person said to me that they saw DH at a layby getting in the passenger seat of my car as they drove past during a time he was ill and they had assumed I'd had to stop temporarily for him to get out because he was ill.
The time when this happened (pre Covid) DH was ill and was going daily for treatment. But I never stopped with him at a layby. To begin with, I would drive him in, then as treatment progressed, he was insistent he would catch the bus now and again so that I didn't lose an hour of my time every day. Plus he said at the time he actually enjoyed getting the bus sometimes. At the time, although I didn't think it was a good idea him catching the bus, I just thought he was being nice and he seemed happy so I left him to his decision.
He was definitely getting on the bus, but from what I've now been told, it would appear that he then got off the bus at the bus stop in a nearby layby, to then get into a car.
He was definitely going to hospital, I know for a fact.
I don't know whose car he would have been getting into, nor why, nor why he wouldn't mention it. The person who mentioned it to me has no reason to lie, it seemed a genuine thing to come out in conversation. I blagged it by saying that I used to drive him in, yes and he's better now, and skimmed over any reasons why we may have stopped.
It's just bizarre. Would you ask him?