It wasn’t until morning, over poached eggs on toast, that Jay brought the subject of money up. Jay scooped some egg white and yolk onto his toast and chewed. “You know, it’s not going to be easy financially for us to live up there in Wisconsin.” Hunter had filled him in on the house the night before. “I mean, I don’t know how easy it’ll be for me to start up another practice. And that’s what I think really makes sense, if we want to truly be together and not just see each other on the weekends.”
Hunter nodded, unsure where this was going. He took a sip of his tea.
Jay continued, “But those little towns usually have certain doctors that they’ve had for years. They can be really resistant to new blood. It may take a while to establish myself. I don’t know how much you inherited, but from w
