James Takes Mrs.Johnson to the hospital

James hurriedly drove her to the hospital, her sudden collapse catching him off guard. As they settled into the waiting room, James's mother-in-law, Mrs. Johnson, approached him with a concerned expression.

"James, I'm so sorry," she began, her voice trembling. "I didn't realize Nina was marrying you just because of her father's will."

James shook his head, his brow furrowed in confusion. "You don't have to be sorry, Mrs. Johnson. I didn't know either. She was never like this before."

Mrs. Johnson sighed, her eyes filled with a mix of sadness and understanding. "I've known her since she was a little girl. She was always such a kind and gentle soul."

James's voice grew strained as he recalled the abrupt change. "She was happy and pleasant until the wedding night. Then, suddenly, her behavior changed completely. It was like she became a different person!"

Mrs. Johnson's eyes narrowed as she considered his words. "Yes, her behavior today reminds me of someone specific from her past."

James leaned in, eager to understand. "Who?"

Mrs. Johnson hesitated for a moment before answering. "Keren."

James's confusion deepened. "Keren? Who's Keren?"

Mrs. Johnson nodded solemnly. "Remember her step-mom, Keren? We met her at your engagement."

James's eyes widened as the memory clicked into place. "Oh, yes! That stripper-like lady."

Mrs. Johnson nodded again. "Yes, her. She was the only person I know who was so mean and used such harsh language."

James's mind raced as he connected the dots. "Maybe Nina inherited this behavior from Keren."

Mrs. Johnson placed a comforting hand on his shoulder. "It's possible, James. People can be influenced by those around them, especially when they're ****."

James took a deep breath, his resolve strengthening. "Okay, Mrs. Johnson. Take care. I think I need to talk to Nina once more."

Mrs. Johnson's eyes held a glimmer of hope. "Okay, son. Be careful."

As James walked away, he couldn't shake the feeling that there was more to Nina's sudden change than met the eye. He knew he had to uncover the truth, no matter how painful it might be.