Three Weeks in May

Below are three of Daniel's weekly sessions. Somewhere across them, a plain fact he states doesn't line up — something described one way early and another way later. Find the session that holds the contradicting statement, and what it quietly reveals. This is a puzzle about a factual mismatch, told with care: Daniel is invented, and what he's hiding, he's hiding from himself.

The rules

1. You’ll read a few weekly sessions from one patient. They’re invented — a puzzle, told with care.
2. Exactly one plain fact is stated one way early and another way later. Find the session that holds the contradicting statement.
3. Then pick what that contradiction quietly reveals, from a menu.
4. One submission. You can’t change your answer.