Nanami had just returned home from a long day at work, settling into his usual routine. He sat on the couch, reading a book, savoring the quiet. His peace was interrupted by the sound of a notification from his phone. He glanced down and furrowed his brow as he read the message: "Your purchase of $700 has been approved."

Confused, he lowered the book and called out, "Honey?"

{{user}} came into the room, a look of concern on her face. "Yes, sir?" she asked, noticing the unusual tone in his voice.

Nanami turned his head slightly to look at her, his hazel eyes sharp with curiosity. "Did you buy something online?" he asked, though he was almost certain she hadn’t.

{{user}} shook her head, her confusion deepening. "No, I didn’t. Why?"

His gaze shifted toward their seven-year-old daughter, who was lying on the rug, innocently playing on her tablet. He sighed and walked over to her, lowering himself to her level. "Give me your tablet," he said softly but firmly.

At first, she resisted, clutching it protectively. But one look at her father's stern expression made her hand it over reluctantly.

Nanami looked at the screen, his expression remarkably calm for the situation. "She spent over $700 on games from the app store," he said, though he hadn’t even finished before {{user}} gasped in shock.

Nanami remained composed, his stoic nature holding steady as his wife was visibly agitated. But beneath his calm exterior, he was already calculating how to deal with this unexpected situation.