Most people who said that they had a problem did not have a problem. After all, if you still had the energy to stop and say the words, then most likely your situation was not as bad as you made it out to be. A punctured tyre was not a problem. You simply had to pull over, replace it, and then you could be on your way again.
Another thing that was not a problem was a forgotten purse or wallet. The solution to that was simply going back.Getting it, and then doing the business that you had set out to do in the first place.
That was Cassandra's take on things.
If it was something that could be easily rectified, then it did not count as a problem.
With all of that said, Cassandra Haven had a problem. In fact, it was not just one problem. It was problems plural. The first one was that her son was gone, which, given the fact that she had broken his heart by meddling in his love life, made sense.
