GOOD NEIGHBORS, by Victoria KazarianEm fastened Ethan’s carrier into the big-as-a-tank stroller and tucked a blanket around his feet. His blue marble eyes locked onto her with utter trust.
She wedged her 48-ounce water bottle into the slot on the broad plastic inset on the handle that resembled a big dashboard, with a place for everything. Toys, keys, phone. She was piloting the equivalent of a stroller SUV.
As they rumbled down the walkway to the street, she glanced wistfully at her sleek gray Lexus coupe in the driveway, with its bumper sticker for her recent product marketing launch. LegiPro Platinum. There’s no substitute.
Of course, it wasn’t her job anymore. The new product was now Melissa’s baby, so to speak. After planning the launch, Em had handed everything off to the assistan
