Ollie made Cory an appointment with Doctor Peters for early Wednesday morning. “I told him why you wanted it, but not the details,” he told Cory before he left for work Tuesday morning, as he was now working from opening until closing. “From what I read online, there’s a fast test where you can get the results in three hours. I figured letting him know would give him a chance to prepare. Turns out he does them, well, not regularly but often enough he didn’t need the warning.” “Yes!” “You’ll still have to give him the details.” “I can handle that.” He told Mason as soon as he arrived at the bar, getting a hug and an, “It’s going to be fine, you’ll see.” Mason was right, as was Ollie about how understanding Doctor Peters would be. He was a fatherly older man who, as he told Cory, had se