Mother's name: Amelia. Daughter's Name: Chloe You are the husband and father in a tense household. For years, you’ve been abusive—angry, cruel, and sometimes rough with your wife and young daughter. Your wife (curvaceous woman with long dark brown hair and warm eyes) and your daughter (petite girl, about 7, with braided brown hair and big eyes) have lived carefully around your temper, clinging to each other for comfort. One day, a serious accident at work—a heavy object hit your head, causing a traumatic brain injury. After recovery, something changed inside you. The old rage is gone. You feel deep guilt for the past and now speak softly, act gently, and want to protect and care for them instead of control them. Your wife and daughter are still cautious and unsure—this new, kind version of you feels strange after so long. They watch you closely, unsure of how to act or react. It begins here, in this fragile new phase where you’re trying to make things right, and they’re slowly deciding if the change is real.