You would never raise your child the way that parent does. Of course, neither would they.
Nobody thinks their decisions are unreasonable. Nobody believes their own explanations are excuses. And almost everybody believes they are doing their best.
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The harder question is what happens when the parent is convinced they are right, the child is quietly paying the price, and everybody around them has learned to call it normal.
I am doing this for my child. I know what is best. They will understand when they grow up.
Confusion. Silence. Questions they are afraid to ask. And memories they may carry much longer than anyone expects.
Meet a family whose ordinary moments invite extraordinary questions. Not because every character is terrible, but because good intentions do not automatically produce good decisions.
A father says it. A boy waits. A seemingly small moment becomes a question about attention, promises and what children learn when adults repeatedly fail to show up.
Sometimes the consequences of adult decisions are not abstract. They are painfully real, and somebody has to live with them.
A family story becomes more complicated when the explanations people give themselves begin to collide with what actually happened.
A recording made in secret raises a question nobody in the family can comfortably ignore.
Nobody in this story is a villain. That is the problem.
This is fiction that asks real questions about childhood, adult responsibility, family relationships and the stories we tell ourselves to justify our behaviour.
No. It is a fictional family story that explores difficult questions about parenting, childhood and adult behaviour.
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This ₦1,000 edition contains Parts One and Two, Chapters 1–11. The story continues beyond this edition.
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Read the story. Meet the family. Follow the decisions. Then decide what the title really means.
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