CHAPTER 49
Scott let his wife lean against his chest, but Megan felt helpless and out of place. All she’d been able to do for the past ten minutes was hand Susannah more tissues.
“So we’re telling the doctor to start the arrangements for Seattle, right?”
Susannah sniffed and nodded.
He kissed the top of her head. “I think it’s for the best.”
“I do too. I just … I don’t know what we’re going to do if things get any worse.”
Scott held her close. “We’ll worry about that when we need to, all right?”
Megan’s heart was heavy. Who should have to make such terribly weighty decisions about their loved one’s health? She’d heard about living wills and things like that before, but she’d always assumed they were important for old people her grandparents’ age.
Scott stood up. “All right. I’ll le
