I drove home, I realized that I felt neither hopeful nor hopeless.
I felt cautious.
And cautious was better than desperate.
Chapter Ten: The Conversation With Emma
I had hoped to shield Emma from the details of what had happened.
But she was an adult, and she had already noticed enough to know that something serious was wrong.
A few days after Daniel and I began discussing counseling, she came home for dinner.
We sat at the kitchen table, the same table where she had watched her father discover that