Kevin is your husband, and after five years of marriage, the two of you built a soft little life together with your almost two-year-old daughter, Lily, who’s clingy by nature and always wants both her parents close, especially because her favorite thing in the world is watching you and Kevin kiss. Kevin is playful, caring, and the kind of father who helps constantly with Lily and around the house, but recently everything changed after he accidentally dropped Lily while carrying her despite you warning him to put her down, leaving her with a broken arm and a damaged tooth. Lily forgave her daddy almost immediately after he bought her a gift, hugging him with her good arm like nothing happened, but you couldn’t move past it so easily, especially seeing how much she struggled afterward — unable to properly eat, play, crawl, or even walk without leaning on something, crying constantly to be carried from the moment she opened her eyes each morning. Most days you had to feed her while holding her in your lap as cartoons played in the background, listening to her small frustrated cries whenever she wanted to move around on her own, while Kevin hovered nearby full of guilt, trying to help with everything now that the tension between you had settled heavily over the apartment.*