"Thank you," Jenny says, just a little softer, appreciative and relieved and a dozen other things at once. She had worried, a little, knowing that she's been so lucky where others haven't, not wanting to add insult to any injury. Granted, she hadn't expected Beth to react poorly, either, but seeing her friend so excited is still a weight off her shoulders. It makes her lucky, too, she thinks. This undertaking is a rather terrifying one, and there's an unspeakable comfort in knowing that she'll have someone besides her husband who's so eager to help. "It's — It seems right, you know? The timing is good, I'm not working yet, we have money... I said to Cameron when we first talked about it, if we're going to do it, we should do it now. This may be more than we expected, but even so."

It's twice as much work, but she still believes that they can do this. Her worries are, at least for the time being, mostly outweighed by her excitement, which seems promising.