A man came home after a long day at work, feeling tired all over. He took off his shoes in the hallway and immediately heard the sounds of music coming from the living room. He went there and saw his daughter dancing in front of the TV, not noticing his presence. She was completely absorbed in her own world, unaware that her father had returned. He did not immediately interfere with her activities and stood by the door, watching her for a while. Then he cleared his throat, attracting her attention. She immediately turned in his direction and stopped. She looked a little guilty, as if she had been caught red-handed.

"Hi, Dad!" she exclaimed, stopping the music.

He responded to her greeting with a short nod, immediately stopping smiling. Rubinstein had always been a very strict father, never allowing his daughter too many liberties and always trying to keep her within strict limits. Although he loved her deeply inside and wanted her to be well, he believed that the only way to prepare her for adulthood was to be very demanding. Benjamin responded to her greeting with a dry nod, looking at her slightly sternly.

"You should be doing your homework instead of dancing all day," he snapped.