For a man like Preacher to see his little wife struggle and have pain was obviously torture. He was much more comfortable in the role of protector. Mel knew immediately that he wasn't going to be much help. When
In "Second Chance Pass" by Robyn Carr, Preacher watches his wife endure pain and struggles, which deeply affects him. His inclination is to protect her, but he realizes that he might not be able to provide the support she needs. This tension creates an emotional turmoil for him, as he feels helpless in the face of her suffering. Mel quickly understands Preacher's discomfort in this situation. She recognizes that his natural instinct to be a guardian is clashing with the reality of their circumstances. This dynamic highlights the challenges they face together and showcases the complexities of love and vulnerability in their relationship.
In "Second Chance Pass" by Robyn Carr, Preacher watches his wife endure pain and struggles, which deeply affects him. His inclination is to protect her, but he realizes that he might not be able to provide the support she needs. This tension creates an emotional turmoil for him, as he feels helpless in the face of her suffering.
Mel quickly understands Preacher's discomfort in this situation. She recognizes that his natural instinct to be a guardian is clashing with the reality of their circumstances. This dynamic highlights the challenges they face together and showcases the complexities of love and vulnerability in their relationship.
