"Uh, you don't have to drive me," Tommy said awkwardly. "Shouldn't I be the one driving you and I can take a taxi home after that."
"Come on, don't let me trouble you. I'll drive you home now and I also want to meet your mother and Jenny, okay?" Laurie asked. "Isn't it better if I get to know them again while you're waiting for Elle to separate?"
"Uh, you're right," Tommy replied nervously. "Okay. But, do we need to pick up Forest first to bring him with us?"
Laurie looked at the Rolex watch on her right wrist, which glistened luxuriously on the back of her smooth, white skin.
"It's already night, he must be asleep. Besides, Tommy, I can't bring Forest to your house if I can't be sure what the situation is like there. I'm worried about my son's safety, especially his mental health
