In the bedroom, she said to her husband, “We need to talk about something that’s been happening since you’ve been gone Ted.”
Nervously he answered, “Oh? What’s that?”
“Ever since the night of the attack, Jordan’s been wetting the bed…She’s been doing it every night.”
“Oh. That’s it? I thought you were going to tell—”
“Shut up Ted, this is a big deal. It’s a big deal to her; and it’s indicative of the stress level in our home. She doesn’t know how to process all the conflict she can sense between us; I think she’s having trouble with friends at school; I had been putting a lot of pressure on her to help me around the house because you’re gone with work so much; and finally with the attacks, I think she just snapped – and now we have Noah’s flood every morning.”
