OLIVIA'S REJJECTION 108

At the Barracks

The daily drilling of the young soldiers which Gen. Bailey looked forward to every morning took place at 6 am and lasted for one hour. As a matter of routine, he was in his studies reading through the dailies after his breakfast when he got the mail from Barrister Guidance. He quickly read through and was timorous.

“Has Stephen gone nuts? How many women does he want to have at the same time?” The nonagenarian Patriarch asked while cold sweat formed on his forehead. He went through the mail again and discovered another serious point.

“Accusing Arthur of using Nichole as a nanny is an insult that her children would not take. No wonder Denise was distraught during the meeting.”

Then, he got a call at that point, and he looked at his phone, and, he discovered that the caller was Brown, Stephen's family head. He took a second look at the caller and vacillated between picking the call and ignoring it. Then a message came in.

(Good morning, our Patriarch. If you are not too