Middle-aged Margret Becker becomes engaged to a man who's only two years older than her oldest child. She must learn to deal with the doubts faced by each of her four children concerning her fiancé, whose collective discomfort, and individual perceptions of the circumstances, seem entirely impenetrable.
Middle-aged Margret Becker becomes engaged to a man who's only two years older than her oldest child. She must learn to deal with the doubts faced by each of her four children concerning her fiancé, whose collective discomfort, and individual perceptions of the circumstances, seem entirely impenetrable.
