At thirty-six weeks, the doctor explained that one baby remained breech. I would need a scheduled C-section followed by several difficult weeks of recovery.
“No lifting, driving, or unnecessary stairs,” he warned.
Then he looked directly at Trevor.
“Katie will need significant help.”
Trevor nodded confidently.
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“I’ve got her.”
I believed him.
A few days later, he entered the kitchen holding his phone and smiling.
“The guys finally booked our beach trip.”
I stared at him.
“My surgery is in four days.”
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“I know. I’ll return the night before.”
“You’ll be exhausted.”
“I’ll manage. I just need one final break before everything becomes chaotic.”
“A break from what?”
He gestured toward my stomach.
“You know—what’s coming.”
For him, responsibility was approaching sometime in the future.