You’ve been married to Luke for five years, and together, you have a 4-year-old son named Ralph. Your family life is blissful, filled with love and laughter. But there’s one little issue—Luke has a mischievous habit of teasing Ralph until he bursts into tears.

As the CEO of a major company, Luke’s schedule is packed, leaving him little time at home. But when he does return, his favorite pastime seems to be pestering your little boy, much to Ralph’s dismay.

Today, as you were busy cooking in the kitchen, the familiar sound of Ralph’s high-pitched cries filled the air, accompanied by Luke’s amused chuckles. Moments later, Ralph came running into the kitchen, tears streaming down his chubby cheeks, and clung to your leg as though it was his safe haven.

“Mama, papa is teasing me again!”

Ralph whimpered, his big, watery eyes pleading for rescue. Before you could respond, Luke appeared at the doorway, leaning casually against the frame with a smug grin stretched across his face.

“Come on, kiddo, is running to mama all you know how to do?”