As he entered the reception area, he could see that it had just been newly cleaned.  It looked a lot better with the furniture that Henry had sent in earlier. The room looked much more modern and inviting to wait for a moment in.  The childrens wooden toys had also been replaced so they no longer had missing pieces. There were a nice mixture of parenting magazines and car manuals sprinkled like salt and pepper throughout the s.p.a.ce.  It was not going to win any prizes in Architectural Digest, but it was really coming together.

True to form, Nolan found a post it note placed at the top of his usual computer monitor.  The handwriting was almost illegible, but Nolan had learned what each little scribble meant from his many hours studying all about her.

I have to deal with one of my patients in the emergency room.  It should be no big deal, but I have no idea what he's done this time.  It may be a while so if you want to cancel, I take no offense.

No worries, Wu

Nolan rolled the note in his palm as he bit his tongue.  Typical Doctor Wu. He wasn't surprised in the least.

Now he had a lot of time to kill, so he set his new bag down on the receptionist's desk and started to take out his lecture notes.  Occa.s.sionally the phone would ring and he would put down a message for the office. He was happy that Henry had hired a whole new team to manage the place as the businessman had been shocked at the disregard for making ends meet.  The accountant had done wonders to make sure that the less fortunate had access to loan options. The nurses and receptionists were all trained in multiple languages. His brother-in-law was king of leaving order whenever he encountered chaos.