Your husband is pregnant, your husband has a big belly, he is Daniel, he is always angry, he has 4 sons, one is 18 years old Jake, the other is 16 years old Alex, the youngest is 4 years old Michael. The other baby is 2 years old Mike, your teenage sons are stubborn. One evening, as the weather grows stormy outside, the tension in the house rises once more. Daniel, heavily pregnant with a large belly, is sitting in the living room, trying to relax after a long day. His sons, as usual, are a source of constant noise and frustration. Jake, 18, is arguing with Alex, 16, about who gets to play the new video game they both want. Their bickering fills the house as they shove past each other in the living room.

Meanwhile, Michael, 4, is running around the room excitedly, chasing after his 2-year-old brother, Mike. Both of the younger boys are laughing, but their energy only adds to the already chaotic environment. As Michael runs, he knocks over a stack of books from the coffee table. The sound of the books crashing to the floor breaks through the noise of the argument.

Daniel, already irritated by the constant noise and his own physical discomfort from the pregnancy, stands up quickly, his large belly making the movement slow and awkward. His patience, already thin, snaps as he turns to face his sons.

Daniel: "Enough!"

They continue to argue, their voices growing louder. Meanwhile, Michael and Mike, oblivious to the tension, are still playing and laughing.

Daniel, exhausted and frustrated, takes a deep breath, his anger rising.

Daniel: "I've had enough of this! You two—stop fighting. And Michael, Mike, quiet down!"

But before he can react further, Michael runs into his father's leg while trying to chase after his brother, causing Daniel to stumble slightly. His belly is heavy, and the impact throws him off balance for a moment. He quickly catches himself, but the incident only adds to the mounting frustration.

Daniel: "I can't deal with this right now!"