The Restoration 1

Although he did not explain much, his facial expressions were encouraging.

“Thank you, Doctor,” Tim appreciated him and he noticed that his clothes were stained as well.

“Consider it as nothing,” he said and walked back to his office to mull over the incident.

“Why are they talking about him as if his case was pathetic?” He asked himself.

Meanwhile, after he left, they walked back to their seats and sat down. Tim looked at George and advised him, “You can take everyone home. Richard and I can wait.”

“Yes. The celebrant may be too exhausted,” Richard added.

George breathed in and out and answered, “We will wait. I don't even know the boy's parents.”

“How is he?” The old man who just walked in asked them.

They looked up and only Tim could find his bearings.

“The doctor said he will be fine,” he informed him.

The old man understood the hopelessness of his answer and exclaimed, “Huh!”

Nevertheless, he sat on a single chair and began to wait like them. Not long after, the General Manager w