Natalie & Warren — The Letters He Never Let Her Read
The doctors explained that he had required respiratory support immediately after delivery and that he was being watched for complications, but his condition was improving.
He lay beneath a soft blanket, tiny fingers curled beside his face.
I touched his hand through the opening in the bassinet, and his fingers moved against mine.
“Hi, Oliver,” I whispered.
“I was looking for you.”
Warren remained several steps behind me, waiting until the nurse told him he could approach.
He had spent a lifetime giving orders in boardrooms, yet in that small room he asked permission before doing anything.
“Would you like to see him up close?” I asked.