OLIVIA'S REJJECTION 22

The doctor walked out with the speed of a cheetah, like a man who was about to lose a precious son. The problem on ground had bonded him with Louis beyond the staff and boss relationship. However, he gave him a call, but to his chagrin, his phone was off.

“Mr. Bailey, please, don't do what all of us would regret,” he mumbled, and rested on the door of his car at the registry car park.

Currently, the couple, who was smiling happily, was ready for photographs with relatives and friends.

“Congratulations. I'm so happy for you, Denise and Olivia,” Mr. And Mrs. McGregor complimented and gave the couple a hug.

“Thank you, Mom and Dad.”

Thereafter, other family members followed suit in the congratulatory wishes. When they began to pose for photographs, his father inquired, “Where is the best man?”

The other family members who sighted him when he walked into the registry began to look around and testified, “I saw him when he walked in.”

“He was here. I saw him.”

“Yes, though he walked in late