imagined dividing the work, how we would pay for everything, and whether he understood that raising children required more than earning a salary.
But I was young, in love, and convinced that people who loved each other could work everything out.
We married when I was twenty-three.
I still remember the day I packed away my university notes. I had been offered a junior position at a company that imported office equipment. The salary wasn’t extraordinary, but it would have given me experience and a path toward a career.
Richard
