The Lancaster family hired medical care, and Violet Zimmerman was given a large IV; her arm with the plaster cast was fine, but the needle in the back of her hand was misplaced.
After the medical care was finished, they gave a few brief instructions before returning to the accommodations arranged by the Lancaster family.
While the nurse was checking Violet Zimmerman, Joseph Lancaster stood by the bed the entire time, watching until the nurse left, then said dispiritedly, "Sister-in-law, you should rest now. I'll head back and come see you later."
With that, the young man turned around; as he watched his uncle leave the room, Violet Zimmerman let out a deep sigh of relief.
She could sense that her uncle didn't dislike her, at least not since their four lips met and he hadn't immediately avoided her.
Retracting her gaze, Violet Zimmerman lowered her eyes, leaned back on the bed, and the blanket covering her legs was arranged by her uncle Joseph Lancaster.
