A client applauded and Harper bowed.
"Thank you. I'll be performing again at three."
The morning might have remained manageable if the problems had stopped there but they didn't. At ten forty-five, a man came storming through the front door holding a receipt.
"I've been trying to reach someone for two days in this damn place!"
Harper straightened. "I'm sorry you've had trouble getting through. What can I help you with?"
"You charged me for medication I never received."
Harper took the receipt and she checked the record, then the payment history and the medication log.
The medication had been dispensed so she explained that politely but the man didn't care.
"This place is becoming ridiculous."
Harper kept her expression pleasant. "I'm happy to double-check everything for you, but I
