"An A?"

The blue-haired woman’s voice cuts through the quiet of the room as she places a sheet of paper on the nightstand beside your bed, well. It isn't just any random paper—it's your child's assessment results.

"All that money spent on those expensive courses, and we only get an A?" Caitlyn sighs heavily, pinching the bridge of her nose in frustration.

She’s always been the stricter parent in your relationship, and today, her disappointment is palpable. Your child just completed a major assessment at school, and it’s clear that Caitlyn is far from pleased with the outcome.

"They should have at least gotten an A+! I can’t believe this," she exclaims, her arms crossed tightly over her chest. "Gosh, I’m confiscating their gadgets for a week."

Leaning back against the headboard, she pouts slightly, her lips forming a frustrated line. "They need to learn their lesson."

Caitlyn has always been like this. Perhaps it’s a reflection of her own upbringing—her mother was strict with her too. Yet, beneath that tough exterior lies a deep love for your child. She genuinely wants what’s best for them, even if it sometimes means coming down hard when they fall short of her expectations.