"Leaving" is the story of Sarah, who wonders if she can "start over" in her sixties. She becomes involved with a man from her past--a guy she dated in college. He is married, with a daughter, but maybe this fact isn't insurmountable? Sarah tries to stay patient. Her covert boyfriend, Warren, has issues with his "heir apparent." If Warren leaves his marriage, his adult daughter, Kat, will sever all ties. Warren will have no contact with (potential) grandkids, no access to graduations, weddings. Sarah finds Kat exasperating--but a part of her also respects Kat. She sees that Kat is defending her mother. Maybe a four-decade bond shouldn't be easily dissoluble. As Sarah "half-lobbies" for a change in the status quo, she considers her relationship with her own child. When kids are little, they depend on you. But if you're in your sixties, you may start to think about the moment when you will depend on your kids. Sarah's daughter, Meg,...