In the end, it was nothing more than making a mountain out of a molehill.
Seeing Flossie Wright act as if nothing had happened, Yvonne Watson bit her lip, her confidence waning, and she nodded hesitantly, "Yes, that's it."
She had always been afraid of Neal Thompson - whenever he got angry, she would inevitably bow her head and admit her mistake. This ingrained caution and care, or rather a bit of inferiority, made her always consider Neal's feelings in her actions. With a mixture of appeasement, and a selfish desire to make her two years of military life smoother.
Today, when Neal got angry, she instinctively heap all the blame on herself. Coupled with her understanding of Nigel Ferguson's intentions, she doesn't know how to explain the big mess she had made. Naturally, she was panic-stricken and couldn't alleviate her anxiety. She just thought it would be best if this matter passed quickly, and she never considered how to solve it to avoid the least misunderstanding.
