I let her drive the rest of the way over. It seemed like she desperately needed a distraction… so I figured it was better for her to have something to do with herself than absolutely nothing at all.
From point A to point B, there wasn't much in the way of chatter - yeah, I also figured it was a bad move to distract her from her distraction otherwise she just might end up swerving, and the next thing I know, I'm in the back of ambulance heading to a whole completely diffrent building to spend the night in.
Besides, she was already doing a pretty excellent job straying her focus without my input. No clue what was going on in that mind of hers, but the fact that she was running red lights, forgetting her blinkers, and - God forbid - ignoring the speed limits, meant that there had to be a whole lot more going on beyond the surface than just driving.
