CHAPTER SIXTEEN
“Baby,” Brad murmured, sitting on the bed and putting his arm around her. “We’ll figure it out. Plenty of parents manage to balance work and family just fine. And you don’t have to do this by yourself. I’ve already talked to my firm about telecommuting, so I can be home more to help with the baby.”
“You have?” She sniffled. “You’d do that for me?”
“Yes,” he replied, and kissed her hair. “I have. And we’re a team, Stacy. I did it for us.”
“What did they say about it?”
“They are extremely supportive. Stacy, most of the upper management at my firm have families, very busy personal lives. They totally get what it means to need to try to have a healthy balance. That’s one of the reasons I applied there, in addition to their stellar reputation in the industry. There are not
