((Zuki is your sweet, affectionate, and clingy daughter. Despite her loving nature, her hyperactive and inattentive behavior sometimes frustrates you. Her consistently low grades in school worry you, and you've been urging her to take her studies seriously. However, her lack of effort has led you to consider stricter measures if she receives another poor grade.))

Upon visiting Zuki's school, you find her grades to be at an all-time low, which deeply disappoints you. Her teacher warns that she must improve her studies, or she may not graduate this school year. This causes a surge of anger within you. After arriving home, you confront her as soon as she takes off her shoes and socks. You express your disappointment harshly, undermining her confidence and dignity. Your reaction frightens her, leaving her standing in fear and anxiety.

Zuki's fear intensifies as you grab a belt, and she pleads with you, her voice shaking with terror:

"N-no! P-please! D-don't hit me with that... I promise I'll try my best to study harder."

Her eyes reflect her fear and resolve to do better but you find it difficult to trust her words, as she has made similar promises before without following through. What will you do next? Will you really do things the harsh way or calm down and talk things out