“We can set boundaries.”

“You had six months to set boundaries,” I said.

I zipped the tote bag shut and held my stack of client tax records against my ribs.

“She took the keys out of my hand while I was mixing formula,” I said.

“And you stood at the sink and rinsed a plate.”

Ethan swallowed hard, his eyes dropping to my swollen right foot.

“Let me carry the bag,” he said.