He had stood beside frightened mothers and overwhelmed fathers and newborns who arrived too early, too quiet, or too fragile. People trusted him precisely because he did not shake, did not panic, and did not allow the fear in a room to become his own. That was the thing about Robert Wright — he had made a professional life out of steadiness, and he had been good at it for a very long time.
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