Destination Love

Destination Love-Chapter Two

"Taylor, it's been two weeks." Daisy tossed a stack of files on her sisters desk, and waddled over to the sofa by the windows. "Pick one." 

"One what?" Taylor picked up the files, "A doctor, out these three?" 

"Yes, Tay, out of those three. There isn't exactly a bunch of doctors lining up to work here."  

Taylor spun her chair around to face her sister. "Yes, but those three are idiots. One of them even admitted he hasn't actually practiced medicine outside his residency." 

"So, what has that got to do with anything? He's still a doctor with a medical license. No one wants to work here, because of the clientele. Doctors want a stable line of patients." 

"Did you explain that we have over three hundred employees, most of which live on property, and will need a primary care doctor?" 

"Yes, Taylor, I explained that." Daisy put her feet up on the coffee table. 

"We can't have any of these," Taylor nodded towards the files, "men, they are not suitable." 

"Taylor, might I remind you, that you are the authority of Marriage Proposals, and Wedding Arrangements, not Doctors." 

"I am the authority on this resort, and who is a good fit." Taylor glanced at her sisters belly, "Why aren't you home in bed?"  

Daisy stuck out her tongue. "Tom is downstairs with the kids, and the twins." 

"Isn't it odd that we call Henry and Robin 'the twins', but not you and Liv?" 

"I don't know." Daisy grumbled, "But if they don't straighten up soon, I'm voting them off the island." 

"What are they doing?" 

"Annoying me." 

"What else is new?" 

"Yeah, well, they need to leave me the hell alone." 

Taylor laughed, "You're just in a great mood tonight, aren't you." 

Daisy glared at her, and scooted to the edge of the couch. "Help me up." 

Taylor moved over to the couch, and took her sisters arm to help her stand. "What did the doctor say?" 

"Oh, I'm getting there." Daisy answered, "Just not fast enough." 

"What can I do?" 

"Take the kids." Daisy replied. 

"I told you I'd take them when you went into labor." Taylor answered, she threaded her arm through her sisters, and walked her towards the door.

"No, I mean now." 

"Now? Why now?"

"I need just a day to relax before this kid comes. I am so..." Daisy threw back her head, and groaned, "Tired." 

"Alright. I don't mind taking them now. It's not like we live far away." 

Daisy pulled her coat on. "Good, because they're excited to visit Aunt Tay."

"You've already told them? What if I had said no?" 

"You never say no." Daisy pushed the glass doors at the entrance of the corporate offices open. She pulled out her cell phone, "I'll text Tom to bring them up." 

"No. I'm ready to go. I'll go down with you." 

Taylor grabbed her purse, phone, and coat; she pulled out her keys, and locked the glass doors behind her.