OLIVIA'S REJECTION 5

To Louis, the waiting period seemed like an eternity. Soon the call came again through the security landline and the officer picked.

“She is not around,” the janitor pointed out.

“Thank you.”

Now, the security officer looked at the young man before him, whom he was sure must have heard what the janitor said, and informed dismissively, “Young Master, she is not around. Have a pleasant day.”

At that moment, Mr. Louis's condition became worse than when he came. He thanked the officer and walked back to his car. Now, he was sweating profusely under the cold, and had no clues of where she could be. Likewise, he could not explain how he drove back to his house. Then, he lamented, “What came over me? The woman that I had waited for three years to be out of school before I went to bed with her. The girl I loved with my life is missing with my pregnancy.”

At Dover.

Denise arrived at his company clinic in trepidation. He ran in and came out with two nurses pushing a wheeled stretcher. They wh