Brie's POV
I couldn't be too upset about the phone call that interrupted our breathtaking moment, but that didn't stop the irritation from creeping in as I drove home.
He apologized for having to leave me instead of following behind my car to make sure I made it home, but there was an emergency at the hospital and they needed all hands on deck. Despite my irrational emotions, I understood. God forbid if it has something to do with Oliver; he was sure to never forgive himself for not showing up.
I pulled onto the gravel driveway of my house; the lights downstairs were all on while upstairs looked empty and abandoned by any human activity. I was sure my mother would want to practice my speech tonight, but I wasn't sure if I was up for it. Never in a million years would I have expected to
