Please take me in

Elizabeth stared at the last message he sent on the phone screen and couldn't help chuckling. How could he, a proud man of thirty, be afraid of thunder? It was really a joke. She had the urge to burst out laughing! She thought for a moment, then replied: My experience is to... go to sleep quickly. When you fall asleep, you won't hear the thunder." In fact, she was afraid of thunder when she was a child. But at that time, she had her mother to keep her company. Later, when her parents left her, she had no one to protect her when there was lightning. In the beginning, she begged her aunt to accompany her, but her aunt refused and said that she needed to learn to be independent. She also asked Josephine to accompany her, but how could Josephine, who was accompanied by her mother, accompany her? At that time, she always hid in the quilt alone, with her hands tightly covering her ears. She could only deceived herself that she would not be afraid. But every time the thunder sounded, even if