A Nurse Mentioned the Woman Visiting My Dying Husband—Then She Came to My Door With a Letter About a Five-Year-Old Boy
For a while, I listened without watching the page.
The family-law work continued.
I supplied the information requested, considered the assessments, and asked about the practical care arrangements surrounding the birth of my daughter.
I explored what a future guardianship might require without pretending the present visits had already answered all of it.
The application process moved forward step by step.
There was no final order yet.
I did not tell Leo that I would be his guardian on a date I could not guarantee.
I told him when the next agreed visit would happen and who would bring him.