OLIVIA'S REJECTION 21

They had enjoyed peace and harmony as a family, and any wrong move could affect the children and grandchildren adversely. So, she never bothered giving him the honor of replying to his message, but she carefully organized the bride and her train to the registry.

At Arthur Bailey's Apartment.

“Father.”

“Yes, Julie.”

“Look at the time. We should be on our way.”

“Oh! Let's go.”

Arthur and his beautifully dressed daughter got into his car and he turned on his car ignition. Before they drove off, he looked at Nichole's apartment and discovered that she had gone, and he asked with a concealed disappointment, "so, your Mom had gone?”

Mom, is the way everyone addressed Nichole after she took up the task of mothering them after the death of their mother.

“Yes father. You don't expect that they should still be at home by now.”

“Yes, she is an excellent organizer.”

The handsomely dressed fifty-eight years old man was disappointed when he noticed that Nichole had left for the registry without res