Question: Alicia was a stay-at-home mother for how many years before returning to work?
About the article "The Good Wife", section "Premise".

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Robert Phillips, known by his nickname "Bobby", wakes up one day to find that he can no longer see himself.
Upon discovery, he heads downstairs and tries to convince his parents that it's not a trick.
He drinks a glass of orange juice, which to the astonishment of his parents, seems to make a "spoon float in the air."
After a brief argument with his mother, Bobby is told to stay at home until his parents get back from work (his mother is an English professor, and his father a scientist).
After his parents are gone, Bobby heads to the library, bundled up to conceal his secret invisible self, and after a brief walk around, he hurriedly leaves, bumping into a girl.
His scarf comes off so he's scared she will freak out.
He helps to retrieve her things, and realizes she's blind when he hands her back her cane.
Upon returning home, he gets in trouble because he left the house.
His parents leave to get dinner and Bobby watches TV and takes a nap.
When he wakes up, the TV says that there was a major three car crash.
He sees one of the cars is his family's car.
The police then come to his door and check on him.
After they leave Bobby goes to the hospital to see his parents.
When he gets there he takes off his clothes (so he can be invisible) and goes to find his parents.
He can only find his Mom.
After talking to his Mom he uses money she gave him to get a taxi and he goes home.
He returns to the library the next day.
He goes naked this time, and stumbles upon the blind girl in a listening room.
He enters the room with her permission and they start talking.
He learns that her name is Alicia, and befriends her.
Together, they try to find the 'cure' for his predicament.
Part of Bobby's journey to become visible involves invading the Sears-Roebuck corporate headquarters.
During which he steals a list of names of people who previously complained to Sears-Roebuck about a "bad blanket".
Bobby uses this list to locate Sheila Borden, who became invisible a few years prior to the events in the book.
She tells him never to tell anyone who she is.
Bobby tells Alicia, however.
Later Bobby instant messages Alicia.
Bobby wants to give up on finding a cure, but Alicia has a bright idea.
She tells him maybe if he gets under the blanket again, his problem will be reversed.
Bobby crawls under the blanket.
He awakens to find several loud voices.
Ms. Pagett, his mother, and a random agent come into his room.
Bobby doesn't realize that he is visible now, with several people staring at him naked.
He quickly covers up.
And his mom says that he came back from his extended trip to Florida the night before.
His dad is happy that he is back, but is mad he didn't think before acting.
Later he goes to tell Alicia the news.
She doesn't take it well, feeling that Bobby doesn't need her anymore.
Bobby goes home and tries calling and instant messaging her.
Finally, she replies with a poem.
Bobby goes over to her house to tell her how much he loves her. 
Alicia comes to the village to warn her sister Leyla to stay away from their mother's funeral.
Leyla attends anyway and Alicia tells her not to expect a reconciliation.
Alicia returns when her marriage to Justin breaks down and she argues with Leyla, revealing that she adopted Leyla's son, Jacob.
Their mother had persuaded Leyla to allow Alicia to adopt him as Alicia is infertile.
Leyla asks Alicia and Jacob to move in with her and her boyfriend, David Metcalfe, and Alicia gets a job in The Woolpack.
When Jacob has an allergic reaction to some nuts, Alicia accuses Leyla of neglecting him.
She also feuds with Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) and Eve Jenson (Suzanne Shaw).
Alicia flirts with Nathan Wylde (Lyndon Ogbourne) and Leyla warns Alicia not to trust him.
Alicia also flirts with Declan Macey (Jason Merrells) and he invites her to a housewarming party at Home Farm.
Alicia and Declan flirt as he shows her around and he invites her upstairs, but his ex-wife and his daughter arrive and Alicia leaves.
After an argument with her ex-husband, Alicia meets Declan at The Woolpack and they have a drink together, before she goes home with him.
Leyla and Alicia argue about Jacob and her going out at night, but Jacob overhears them.
Alicia soon discovers that Jacob has run away and blames Leyla, but Justin blames her.
The police are called in and Alicia gives a press conference.
Justin tells Alicia that he is Jacob's biological father and Leyla admits they had a one-night stand.
David finds Jacob in an abandoned building and comforts him as he is taken to hospital.
Alicia refuses to give Justin access to Jacob and he threatens to go for custody, but Leyla defends Alicia.
Alicia is furious when Justin collects Jacob from school without informing her.
She reveals her fear that Jacob will hate her as a result of Justin spoiling him.
Leyla tells Alicia that she should not stop Justin seeing Jacob, as Jacob misses him.
Alicia later calls Justin and agrees that he can have access to their son.
Alicia begins dating Andy Sugden.
When she suffers financial problems, Andy offers her a loan, but she refuses to take his money.
Andy then tries to get her a job at the veterinary surgery, but she tells him not to interfere in her life.
When Andy and Debbie Dingle find out that their daughter needs a bone marrow transplant, they decide to conceive a saviour sibling.
Alicia supports Andy, but is dismayed when he and Debbie have sex to conceive the baby.
Alicia struggles with the situation and she and Andy break up.
Alicia turns to David for support and she moves back in with him.
Although David views their friendship as platonic, Alicia finds herself developing feelings for him.
When Val Pollard berates David for allowing her husband to begin a new relationship, Alicia becomes angry and punches Val.
Val reports her to the police and Alicia is charged with assault.
It emerges that Alicia has a prior conviction for assault and has a suspended sentence.
Worried that Justin will take Jacob, David suggests to Alicia that they marry so he can be Jacob's guardian.
Alicia agrees and they marry.
She then admits her true feelings to David, but he tells her he does not feel the same.
Alicia is then sentenced to a year in prison.
When Alicia is released from prison, she is upset to learn that David is now dating Priya Sharma.
Weeks later Alicia begins dating Dominic Andrews, although his daughter, Gemma, does not like her.
Alicia realises her true feelings for David and goes to his house to tell him, but Priya answers the door and tells a stunned Alicia that the couple are now engaged.
This devastates Alicia, but she soon has to concentrate on her new family with Dom when he discovers that Gemma is pregnant.
Gemma confides in Alicia about her mother walking out on her and Dom, the pregnancy and her feud with Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper).
During a siege in The Woolpack, Cameron Murray holds several residents hostage, including Alicia, David and Priya.
Alicia is accidentally shot by Cameron and she starts to succumb to her injury, before Cameron allows David to take her out of the pub.
Alicia is rushed to hospital where she is treated and later resuscitated.
David and Alicia admit their feelings for one another and they begin a relationship, which devastates Priya and Dom.
Believing Priya will tells Jacob that she is not his mother, Alicia and David sit him down and tell him the truth.
Jacob is upset and runs away to stay with Priya. 
The series focuses on Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies), whose husband Peter Florrick (Chris Noth), a former Cook County state's attorney, has been jailed following a very public sex and corruption scandal.
Alicia returns to her old job as a litigator (having taken 13 years out to be a stay-at-home mother) to provide for her two children.
The series was partly inspired by the Eliot Spitzer prostitution scandal, as well as by other prominent American political sex scandals, particularly those of John Edwards and Bill Clinton:
When Justin began spoiling Jacob, Alicia felt that like she could not compete, which upset her.
Alicia did not have enough money coming in to meet the demands of a seven-year-old.
Deciding that she needed to give Jacob the perfect birthday, Alicia began stealing from Leyla's shop.
Alicia stole cigarettes and alcohol from the stockroom and sold them on.
Anderson explained that Alicia resorts to stealing because of a gift Justin sent to Jacob, which she knows will be great.
During the burglary, David Metcalfe (Matthew Wolfenden) and Leyla hear a noise, but Alicia has gone by the time they investigate.
Alicia's financial worries had an impact on her relationship with her sister and things became strained between them.
Alicia was forced to admit to stealing from the shop when Leyla accused employee Amy Wyatt (Chelsea Halfpenny) of committing the thefts.
Alicia begged Leyla for forgiveness and admitted to stealing so she could buy Jacob presents.
However, Leyla was "furious" and ordered her sister to pack her bags and leave her house.
Alicia and Jacob went to stay with Andy, who made it clear that it was not a permanent arrangement.
He was also shocked that Alicia had resorted to stealing from the shop.
The sisters eventually called a truce, after Leyla asked Andy to convince Alicia to come back home.
Leyla missed Jacob and found it hard to cope without him around.
Andy became curious about Alicia and Leyla's relationship and he pressed Alicia for more information.
A show spokesperson commented "She really struggles to talk openly about the situation with Andy.
But he's insistent – they can't have any secrets if their relationship has a hope in hell of working."
Alicia then admitted that she was not Jacob's biological mother.
Andy was shocked by the news, but glad that she had confided in him.
Alicia also revealed that she felt huge pressure to compete with Leyla and Justin to be a good parent and Andy realised how much Alicia had been hurting.
Meanwhile, David was unhappy that Leyla had apologised to Alicia about their argument and worried that if Alicia moved back in, there could be trouble and they could fall out again. 
"Ni no Kuni" follows the journey of Oliver, a resident of Motorville.
While trying out a new vehicle designed by his friend Philip, Oliver almost drowns, but is saved by his Mother, Allie; however, she immediately dies from heart problems after saving him.
As Oliver cries, his tears cause his doll, a gift from his mother, to come to life and reveal itself as a fairy named Drippy, who tells Oliver that he is from another world where an evil wizard named Shadar took control.
He also tells Oliver that each person from his world has a "soulmate", a person that shares a link with someone in Oliver's world, and that his mother looks very much like a great sage, Alicia, who was captured by Shadar.
Realising that Alicia must have been Allie's soulmate, Oliver sets out with Drippy to travel to the other world and rescue Alicia in the hope that doing so will bring Allie back in his world.
In the other world, Oliver finds a multitude of broken-hearted people affected by Shadar, and uses his new-found magic abilities to restore those pieces of heart which they lack, and travels the world to seek out the four great sages who may be able to help.
Along the way, he meets Esther, daughter of one of the great sages, and Swaine, a thief who initially steals a crucial item from them, but who ultimately decides to help.
As they enlist the sages' help, they learn of a wand known as Mornstar that could be used to defeat Shadar, but are at a loss as to how to retrieve it, as it was recently destroyed by Shadar.
Soon after, they find themselves many years in the past by the actions of a stranger, and are able to retrieve the wand there.
After returning to the present and retrieving three magical stones to complete the wand, Oliver learns that his mother Allie was in fact the great sage, Alicia.
Realising she could not defeat Shadar, and that he had destroyed his soulmate in the other world to avoid the possibility of being defeated through them, she chose to travel into both the future and into Oliver's world in the hopes of finding his next soulmate; after settling in to this new world, she eventually gave birth to her son, Oliver, who unknowingly became Shadar's soulmate.
After he is defeated, Shadar's past is shown.
He was once a soldier who helped a young girl against orders, and whose hometown was destroyed to set an example; a being known as the White Witch called to him to embrace his despair and become the Dark Djinn, Shadar.
The spirit of Alicia talks to the dying Shadar, who realises that the girl he saved.
was the young Alicia herself.
Shadar then uses his power to sever the link between himself and Oliver, in order to save Oliver from dying as well.
With Shadar defeated, Oliver prepares to return home, but the White Witch appears and casts a spell known as "manna", an ash-like substance that turns all living beings in the three major cities into undead-like creatures.
A girl named Pea, who has been appearing to Oliver on occasion, travels with the group and uses her magic to clear the cities of manna and restore the people to normal; the group then travel to defeat the White Witch herself.
They discover that she was a young queen called Cassiopeia from thousands of years ago who had noble intentions, but was manipulated by her "council of twelve", calling themselves the Zodiarchs, who desired to run the country.
Feeling powerless, she found and used the manna spell, believing it would bring peace and prosperity to her people.
When the horrific effects of manna were revealed, she gradually witnessed the death of all of her subjects, including the council, and found herself on her own; she was gradually driven to despair and became the White Witch, believing that all life must be destroyed in an attempt to "start over".
Her power created an illusory version of the council to oversee the destruction of the world, but the remains of her kind intentions also created the council member that helped the group by sending them back in time, as well as Pea, the incarnation of her as a child.
Having been defeated, Cassiopeia fuses together with Pea and is restored to her former, kind self.
After assisting the group in destroying the last manifestations of the council, the Zodiarchy, Cassiopeia declares that she will dedicate herself to make amends for her actions and Oliver bid farewell to his friends before returning to his old life in Motorville.