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He suddenly remembered that he had brought Roxanne to see the doctor before, and the doctor said they would send the documents to the apartment later.
But he hadn’t received it yet when he went out this morning.
I didn’t know if something was wrong.
Thinking about it, he stopped the car.
He walked all the way into the sanatorium, wanting to ask the psychiatrist from that day about the situation, but was told the doctor was off duty today.
So he told his problem.
“Sending out documents was usually handled by the archives
department. You could go over there and ask about it,” the receptionist said:
Maxwell nodded, then left.
He didn’t hear the front desk and the people nearby talking about him after he left.
“Wasn’t that person in the archives department back then?”
“Isn’t that right? Before, he kept messing things up, and the person in charge of him had a big fight with the higher–ups, so they transferred him to the archives department. I didn’t expect him to still make mistakes even there, I just can’t believe it.”
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“I thought so too, hope that person just now managed to get things done.”
While they were talking, Jacquelyn came over, caught a bit of it, and asked, “What are you guys talking about?”
The receptionist immediately said, “Jacquelyn, let me tell you…”
At this time, Maxwell had already arrived at the archives.
It didn’t take long before he saw a laid–back guy slouching in a chair to the side.
Maxwell frowned a little.
He walked over and said, “Hi, I’m here to check a mailed document.”
The man finally looked up. He seemed like he still wasn’t fully awake. He rubbed his eyes and asked, “What is it?”
“There’s a document I haven’t received. I wanted to check on it,” Maxwell said.
“Oh.” The person rubbed their head, then put on their glasses, logged into the express delivery tracking page, and asked, “What’s the name?”
“Roxanne,” Maxwell said, instinctively thinking they were asking for the patient’s name.
The person was typing in the recipient’s name when Jacquelyn walked in.
“What’s going on?” Jacquelyn asked.
The young man stood up right away and said, “The patient’s family wanted to check the mailing status of a document.”
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Actually, Jacquelyn already knew about the mailing issue at the front desk.
She remembered that day when she heard the door wasn’t closed,” Roxanne came back and talked to the doctor.
Not exactly sure, but it should be that the delivery address was changed.
Looking back, Maxwell didn’t know.
“Like this,” Jacquelyn said, “take a look and see what’s going on.”
“Okay, Dr. Merrill.” The young man got–to work right away, checked, and then said to Maxwell, “It’s already been mailed.”
“But I didn’t get it,” Maxwell frowned.
“Look at the shipping address on the tracking number,” Jacquelyn reminded.
“Okay!” The young man checked right away.
Then a place name was mentioned, and finally-“Everbloom Floral Studio, Roxanne.”
“Should be this one, no problem.” The young man looked at Maxwell.
Maxwell had been watching the doctor standing next to him. He always felt that this doctor acted kind of weird.
And now, when the young guy from the archives said the place name, Maxwell’s mind just drifted away.
Was he the one who remembered it wrong?
Wasn’t the address he gave that day his own home?
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How did it get sent to Roxanne?
“Sir, is there a problem?” the young man next to him asked.
Maxwell shook his head.
“Can you make me another copy now?” Maxwell said. “I’ll just take it here, so you don’t have to mail it.”