Marco and AnnaThe following Monday was different for Marco. During his sessions with his patients, he was completely unable to concentrate on the person sitting in front of him. The situation didn’t improve at all in the afternoon, on the contrary he found himself asking some of the patients what they thought about having children.
The men were invariably more pessimistic: they listed a series of cons, of which the first was of a financial nature. The women, despite being aware of the drawbacks, were generally more positive.
That evening he went home tired and no less confused about what to do.
Anna, too, returned home and kicked off her shoes, left her coat on the sofa and walked barefoot into the kitchen. Marco had lit a fire and was washing his hands at the sink; before he even had t
