The Doctor's Little Girl by Alex Reynolds

Author:Alex Reynolds [Reynolds, Alex]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Stormy Night Publications
Published: 2014-12-12T23:00:00+00:00

Chapter Five

The morning went by as usual. Molly felt a little embarrassed and grumpy about her conversation with Andrew regarding her bill paying, but she managed to put her feelings away to help Samantha with the tasks of the day. The only thing that she didn’t like about her job was the fact that since Samantha knew more about everything and was actually a trained medical biller, she always got to handle the things that seemed the most interesting to Molly, and she got to decide what tasks Molly was required to do. This morning, Molly was scanning the schedule to find appointments that had been scheduled far in advance and calling the patients to remind them about it. It was boring and tedious, but at least she got to talk to people on the phone. A few times she even got to chatting with the patients, but a stern look from Samantha reminded her to hang up the call.

In the early afternoon, Andrew had only a few appointments scheduled and they were mostly things that would be pretty quick. Molly had learned by now which things took more time and which were fast in-and-out visits. Unlike the clinics that Molly had visited for medical care as a child, Dr. Harrington’s office had a fast turnaround wait, and people weren’t in the waiting room for too long.

Once she finished her task and before Samantha assigned her another one, Molly decided to make Andrew a cup of coffee and bring it to him in his office, since he wasn’t with a patient at the moment. She left the desk and wandered into the break room, finding that there was already a fresh pot of coffee on the burner. She poured a cup and added milk from the fridge but no sugar, the way that she had seen Andrew make himself coffee. She then carefully carried it down the hall to his office, where she knocked on the door.

“Come in!” Andrew called.

Molly opened the door and peeked inside. Andrew was sitting behind his desk, doing something on his computer.

“Are you playing games?” Molly asked accusingly. Andrew glared at her.

“Of course not. Don’t be ridiculous. What are you doing in here, anyway?” he asked.

Molly was pretty sure he had been playing games, which didn’t seem very fair since she had been directly scolded against doing that. “I brought you this coffee,” she said, setting it on the coaster on his desk. Andrew smiled.

“Thank you, that’s really nice of you,” he said. “Are you on a break right now?” he asked.

Molly leaned over and saw that Andrew had Tetris open behind several other windows on his computer. “No, I just finished what I was doing,” she said nonchalantly, “and you are playing games! That’s not fair!” She stamped her foot, although it didn’t make the sound that it should have against his thick carpet.

Andrew spun his chair around to face her. His expression was no nonsense and his voice was quiet, presumably so that no one else in the office could hear him.

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