Two Tiny Punctures in My Son’s Hospital Cup Led to a Timeline My Husband Couldn’t Explain
After the call, I went back to the living room.
Noah had finished one worksheet and was attempting another with a pencil worn down almost to its eraser.
“You have longer pencils,” I said.
“This one works.”
“Your fingers may disagree.”
He looked at the pencil, then accepted a new one.
It was a decision he could make without a safety meeting.
I sat on the floor beside the papers and helped him find the missing page.