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From an article recently published on the Boston Globe website.
Amy was already anxious. Despite a statewide stay-at-home advisory and a terrifyingly contagious virus, her ex-wife – who has their 6-year-old several days a week – was not staying home, but continuing to go to work. Amy offered to take their daughter on those days, but her ex resisted.
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