Mia never expected her husband’s sudden interest in homeschooling their daughter Lily to unravel everything she thought she knew. It started at a dinner party when Ben passionately declared he wanted Lily to learn through art and nature instead of rigid school systems. Mia was surprised—just weeks earlier, he’d been researching elite private schools—but his enthusiasm won her over.
Soon, Ben took over Lily’s education, crafting a curriculum and daily schedule. He insisted she was thriving. Mia, working long hours, trusted him. Then one day, she came home early and heard Lily crying: “I miss my friends… You’ll still bring them those gifts, right?” Confused and alarmed, Mia confronted Ben. That’s when the truth came out.
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