Paul expressed his gratitude and immediately turned and ran toward the clinic with his neighbor.
After Paul left, Uncle Mason looked distressed, rubbing his butt, and complained,
"It still hurts."
Aunt Mary stared at him and shouted, "You're just lazy!"
Uncle Mason usually didn't touch dead bodies and didn't like physical work, being lazy was the norm.
However, Karen believed that Uncle Mason truly couldn't help right now. He must have been injured yesterday. He said he fell. But Karen thought that Uncle Mason had been beaten by Grandpa.
"Uncle, I'll go with you," said Karen.
Karen wasn't hardworking, but he knew there were some things he didn't need to hide.
That is to say, the key to ensuring his safety was integrating himself into this family.
"Home" was Grandpa's weakness.
