to alienate her.”
“I hear you,” Jack said. “I’ll go see Ms. Walsh on Monday and make nice, and we’ll get Kitty back on track.”
Dan led the way into his kitchen and poured himself a mug of coffee. “It sounds like Kitty needs more than that. Why don’t you take a leave of absence?”
“Are you nuts?” Jack demanded. “How can you even think about saying that?”
“Maybe because your kid needs you?”
“Yeah, I got that part from Ms. Walsh, believe me.”
“So, learn to delegate. No time like the present.”
Jack helped himself to the coffee. “It’s not that easy. I have ongoing cases.”
“You took time off when Gina died, and the world survived.”
“I’ll think about it,” Jack said, wondering why everybody else in the world knew what he should be doing better than he did.
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