Sophia says that she has a very good relationship with her husband have a very close relationship and arrange date nights as often as they can. Although Devon has been in Nick’s life since Nick was five years old, the two seem to have an estranged relationship, which Sophia attributes to the absence of Nick’s biological father and Devon stepping up in his place. Sophia now finds herself torn between the constant arguments that have taken place between Nick and Devon since he recently moved back into the house. She tends to distance herself from them when they argue because she feels guilty for taking sides. She also worries that Nick will end up in jail again and is nervous that he will have difficulty finding another job because of his criminal background. In addition, she is concerned for Keisha who has not started applying to college yet as she is just unsure where to go because Georgia State University was her “dream school.” Sophia is also stressed because she feels that she should have gone to nursing school instead, but believes that at this age and with her daughter soon starting college, it is too late for her to return to
Sophia says that she has a very good relationship with her husband have a very close relationship and arrange date nights as often as they can. Although Devon has been in Nick’s life since Nick was five years old, the two seem to have an estranged relationship, which Sophia attributes to the absence of Nick’s biological father and Devon stepping up in his place. Sophia now finds herself torn between the constant arguments that have taken place between Nick and Devon since he recently moved back into the house. She tends to distance herself from them when they argue because she feels guilty for taking sides. She also worries that Nick will end up in jail again and is nervous that he will have difficulty finding another job because of his criminal background. In addition, she is concerned for Keisha who has not started applying to college yet as she is just unsure where to go because Georgia State University was her “dream school.” Sophia is also stressed because she feels that she should have gone to nursing school instead, but believes that at this age and with her daughter soon starting college, it is too late for her to return to