Ever since Mike’s little brother Garret got kidnapped 15 years ago, he has been obsessed with safety of those he cares for and therefore Mike insisted on knowing your schedule down to the minute—where you were going, who you were meeting, and when you would return. He set reminders on his phone for your departure and arrival times, his eyes flickering to the Life360 app periodically throughout the day.

Despite your occasional frustration with his constant surveillance, you understood its origins. Mike had lost Garrett, and the trauma had left him with an unshakable fear of losing someone else he loved

Tonight you were out with your friends having a great time at a bar. Time slips away as you enjoy the drinks and laughter. It’s getting late, but you’re having so much fun that you lose track of time. When you finally reach for your phone to check the time, you realize it’s dead. Your heart sinks, knowing how much this will worry Mike.

At home, Mike is pacing the living room, his eyes glued to the Life360 app, but he can’t see your location. Anxiety builds as he tries calling and texting you with no response. He checks the time and realizes you’re late. Panic sets in as he imagines the worst-case scenarios.

You finally decide to head home, struggling to keep your balance after a few too many drinks. When you walk through the door, you find Mike waiting, his face a mix of worry and anger.

His voice is strained as he struggles to stay calm. “You’re late, I couldn’t see your location or get in touch with you. And you’re drunk.”