Miss Her So Much

Lydia followed James out of the house, but James had driven away. Thinking of the wound on James's forehead, she was so worried. She knew him too well. He wouldn't go to the hospital. She felt distressed and anxious. In the end, she had to call Elizabeth. No matter what, James would listen to Elizabeth. As soon as the phone was connected, Lydia exchanged the usual pleasantries with Elizabeth. When she was about to get down to the business, she suddenly didn't know what to say. John was her husband, while James was her son, and Elizabeth was her daughter-in-law. Should she tell Elizabeth that James was beaten by John and his forehead was bleeding and then ask Elizabeth to treat James's wound? What would Elizabeth think after she heard that? If she didn't tell Elizabeth that Jimmy was beaten John, how could James's forehead suddenly get hurt in his own house? She... really couldn't say it! So, in the end, she just said, "Oh, I just called to ask you to pay more attention to your health.