F: Dr. Andrew, how is my son now? Is he OK? Oh, no. ,M: Calm down, Mrs. Robinson. The operations done in your son's condition is stable. He's going to be fine. ,F: Oh, thank god. ,M: It's lucky of your son that the robber missed stabbing his heart and the taxi drivers sent him here immediately. ,F: Yeah. Can I go in now? ,M: Not now, Mrs. Robinson. Your son is resting and we still need to do some tests in the next few hours. ,F: But what am I supposed to do now? ,M: Get some rest and be back here next morning. I should have more information for you by that time.
(A) F: So, you mean my son is not resting and he will take some medicine in the next few hours? (B) F: Really? You should have less information for me by that time? But my son will do some tests in the next few hours! (C) F: I didn’t hear you. Please could you tell me again? (D) F: Okay. Since my son will do some tests in the next few hours, I will get some rest and be back here next morning.
D