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He thinks Chris {would be|can be|could be} happier if he would get out of Sean's life altogether. Feels stretched to the {limit|restrict}, working {overtime|additional time|extra time|time beyond regulation}, {starting|beginning} {a new|a brand new} relationship, and {finding|discovering} time for Sean. Wants to be {helpful|useful} and {reasonable|affordable|cheap}. But when Chris {suggests that|means that} he change his work schedule {to give|to offer|to present|to provide} Sean {more|extra} time with {both|each} of them, he fights with Chris about how {important|essential|necessary|vital} his job is. {Does not|Doesn't} know what {type|kind|sort} of relationship his new {partner|accomplice|associate|companion} {should|ought to} have with Sean. But he {needs|wants} his {partner|accomplice|associate|companion}'s {help|assist} to take care of Sean. Thinks Chris is being unreasonable and jealous over Sean being left with Jack's new {partner|accomplice|associate|companion}. Things {got|acquired|bought|obtained|received} {really|actually} {tough|powerful|robust} when Sean {had to|needed to} go to the hospital {because|as a result of} he was dehydrated. Jack and Chris {were|had been|have been} embarrassed that they yelled at {each other|one another} in {front|entrance} of the {doctor|physician}. They {were|had been|have been} {both|each} {worried|anxious|apprehensive|fearful|frightened|nervous} sick about Sean. They agreed to take a parenting class {at the|on the} YMCA.
