"Mother, I think you should reconsider what he told you. He just wants you to get better," I answered.
She looked at me in surprise, baffled as well. She remarked, "Did you eavesdrop again?"
I smiled and replied, "I was about to knock on your door when I heard the two of you talking. And allow me to say this, Mother: you re acting like a child. Not accepting help from other people and being stubborn."
She giggled gently, careful not to hurt herself. "Robert, I m not being stubborn, I m being realistic. And since you already have an idea of what we talked about, I have my reasons for rejecting his suggested treatment."
"He said that you believe your time has come," I raised a brow at her. "I don t know how you can think in such a way. Aren t you worried about leaving Elizabeth and me?"