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This is the story, a telephone conversation:

A: I got a letter from you today. Are you not in hospital? I thought so.

I am B and this is the idea I want to express less awkwardly(not sure how):

I am in hospital and in the hospital I have WIFI internet access. Through this, I could send you a mail.

Are they natural, colloquial answers below, or you know something better?

B1: You know, it just so happens we have internet access there.
B2: It is just that we have internet in the hospital -- I am not sure "just" is used this way.

What would you say?
Thanks!

BarbaraPA · Accepted Answer

I am in the hospital but they have wireless Internet access here.

Anonymous · Answer

Who should be how.

Thanks Grammar Geek. Yes, yours is okay, but I a want to use stronger rethoric.

A: Are you not in hospital?
B: You will be surprised! I am. But I can use the internet from here.

How about "It just so happens I am. It is just that I have access to the Internet here.

Is it okay?

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