Marquis pulls into the urgent care parking lot. After he parks the car they walk inside. Tracy and Antonio sit down in the waiting room. Marquis walks up to the receptionist. The receptionist is in her 40s, with long, curly, dark red hair, and pale green eyes.
"Hola Marquis how are you?" The woman asks.
"I'm fine Freida. My son's fiancée needs some help. She hurt her arm." Marquis answers.
Freida leans over the counter and sees Tracy shaking nervously and playing with her fingers. She sits back down and hands Marquis a clipboard.
"Have her fill out this form and give it back to me when she is finished. Dr. Santiago will call you back momentary." Freida says.
Marquis nods and walks over to his son and Tracy. He hands her the clipboard. She starts to fill out the form. A few questions later she sets the pen down.
"What's wrong angel?" Antonio asks.
"I don't remember my parent's health insurance provider. I guess we have to leave now." Tracy answers.
"Not necessarily," Marquis says.
Marquis asks if he can see the pen and the form. Tracy says sure. She hands him the clipboard and the pen. Marquis writes down his insurance provider on the line. He hands the clipboard back to her. Tracy looks at the form.
"Mr. Garcia, you don't have to do this," Tracy says.
"Tracy, please call me Marquis. Remember you're engaged to my son which means that you are part of the family now." Marquis says.
Tracy thanks him. She signs the bottom of the form and gets up. She goes to the reception desk. Freida takes the form.
"Gracias," Freida says.
"De nada," Tracy says.
She walks back over to her chair and sits down. Ten minutes later Dr. Santiago calls Tracy back. Everyone gets up and walks over to him. After a quick introduction, they head to his office. Tracy sits down on the exam table. He gives her a quick physical exam. Then he and Tracy head off to get her arm x- rayed. They head back Dr. Santiago's office. She sits down on the exam table again. Dr. Santiago places her x-ray on the light board. He turns it on.
"The good news nothing is broken. Your elbow is badly bruised. You need to rest that arm. Keep it elevated, and ice your elbow when you get back to the house." Dr. Santiago says.
He wraps a compression bandage around Tracy's elbow and puts her arm in a sling. The Garcia men and Tracy leave urgent care and head back to the house.
I know it's short. Only two chapter left before their wedding.
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