She remained mute. Now, Henry could feel her heartbeat, then, he comforted, “It is OK. Don't think much about it. We will sort it out.”
She raised her tear soaked face and looked into her husband's eyes and asked, “How? They have stopped accepting sponsors.”
Now, Henry made her to sit on the couch, and he sat beside her and remarked, “There may be a way out.”
Now, she dried her tears and looked at her husband's phone while he attempted to make a call. The phone rang and stopped. Then, he tried again.
At the Bailey International Conglomerates
Denise had wished that the Concert would not take his time or sap his wife's energy, but he discovered that he was mistaken even after handing over all the managerial aspects of the event to Jude. Mr. Fields was fully into the preparation in the areas of disseminating information and ensuring that Viewing Centers across the world get the same impact as the main center in Dover. The Manager of the Tourist Center and his staff were taking care of the guests – the early birds who bought the tickets and booked for accommodation. He was also making the arrangement of how to transport them to the stadium and bring them back.
“I thank God, that it is just a one-day event,” he murmured when he was getting overwhelmed by work. Now, Denise was in his office when he got a call from his partner in Bricks Mont, Sullivan, with a request that disorganized him. After their greetings, Sullivan went straight to the point, “The participants were asking if the dairy products on the advert would be given to their children.”
At this point, Denise's head was about to burst open. It was just two days to the event, and he could not think of any response for him.
“Let me get back to you later.”
“It is okay.”
Now, he walked to his father's office to discuss further on that. Likewise, his father gave Brown a call and passed the message to him. Then, he spoke, “We have made all the necessary registrations and obtained our export license, but Bricks Mont refused us entry into their country. We have been on this for five years.”
“Thank you, Brown, for the explanations.”
“You are welcome, Arthur.”
When Arthur cut the call, he was smiling and asked,
“Did you hear what he said?”
“Yes, father. It is to our advantage. They will not accuse us of scamming.”
“You are right. We will always use their refusal to defend ourselves.”
“You are right, father.”
Now, Mr. Bailey gave Sullivan a call and put the blame on his country.
“Our sponsor had made the necessary arrangement to ship the products to your country, but he was not having break through. For now, there is nothing we can do.”
Now, it was the turn of Sullivan to be distraught.
“I will get back to you, Mr. Bailey.”
“It is all right.”
They smiled broadly, and Arthur said, “We are holding them to ransom. Whatever decision he takes, is acceptable to us.”
“You are right, father.”
At that point, Denise’s phone rang. He looked at the caller and noticed that it was Henry. To avoid disturbing his father by making an unofficial call in his office and engaging his phone when Sullivan would call, he ignored it. Then it rang a second time and his father noticed that he was not attempting to pick, and he asked, “Who is that?”
“It is Henry Taylor. I will call him back when I get to my office.”
“Attend to him while we await Sullivan's call.”
“Okay, father.”
Now, he picked the call and greeted, “Hello, Henry, How is work?”
“My work is fine. How is the event progressing?”
“It is on course. What's up?”
“My wife wishes to be one of the sponsors. I hope we are not late.”
“You are late, but because it is your Sunshine, we will accommodate her.”
They laughed heartily and Henry appreciated, “Oh! That is good. I am grateful.”
“You are welcome. Let me have her proposal.”
“It all right.”
When he got off call with Henry, he got a call from Sullivan, and he picked with enthusiasm,
“Hello, Mr. Wood. How may I help you?”
“Yes. Can I have the scanned export license of your sponsor, please?”
“That would not be a problem.”
Arthur gave Brown a call, and he sent all his documents, and they forwarded them to Sullivan. Now, Denise returned to his office and forwarded Henry's message to Jude, and he updated the flyer at once.
The D-Day.
Brown was at Bricks Mont for two reasons. He had the approval to ship his products. The discussion between Denise and Sullivan broke that hitch. So, he was there to supply his goods and attend the event too. His goodly nature had earned him a fortune.
At 8 Am, Kent time and 2 Pm, Bricks Mont time, the program began. At Bricks Mont, the fan base which Brian and his team members formed to promote the celebrity, who was a legitimate child, were at the airport that morning to welcome him. They had banners and flags with different captions to entice Tim, who was a legitimate child, against their friend.
“I hope that Tim is not in our mist?”
Brian, the team leader, asked his right-hand man responded, “He dares not.”
“That is good.”
Meanwhile, other citizens had joined them, hoping that they were the recognized fan base. Now, they were able to pull a crowd of one thousand seven hundred and twenty-five and the turnout was impressive. At 10 Am, the first flight from Kent for the day arrived, and the jubilant and expectant crowd began to position themselves to catch a glimpse of the celebrity. They formed two lines which made them to have a passage way in between them. Now, they were displaying their banners and flags with their thoughts written broadly on them.
(Young celebrity, welcome to Bricks, Mont.)
(We love you, Tim.)
(You are an achiever.)
Nevertheless, the crowd hindered the smooth flow of traffic, but the police and security officers were able to manage the crowd and the traffic flow was free for other road users. At last, the last passenger left the airport and the fans, who were expecting to see a young man with a cowboy cap on his head and his neck decked with assorted chains and necklaces.