"Let me see the prescription you have."
Kelsie's voice was the first thing Molly heard as she stepped into the practice filled with people.
She was stunned to see almost thirty people standing in a line.
"Hey, no cutting!" A customer yelled, gnashing his teeth impatiently when he saw Molly ignoring the queue and heading straight to the counter.
Throwing a stent glance his way, she mummed, "I'm just here to speak to my sister."
When she got to the front, Kelsie stood behind the pharmacy she didn't remember the practice having.
Kelsie watched her approach from hindsight but didn't said nothing as she handed a bag of drugs to the elderly woman in front.
"Is this everything in the prescription?" The woman questioned, clutching her leather bag feebly.
Kelsie hummed.
"It is, ma'am. Enjoy the rest of the day, and don't forget to look twice before crossing the road."
Hearing her, the woman's wrinkled face slowly stretched into a bright smile.
