Claire could hardly believe it when she checked their boarding passes. Her husband, John, had upgraded himself to Business Class, leaving her and their toddler, Ethan, in Economy.
She stared at the screen, waiting for him to say it was a joke — but he didn’t. “You’ll be fine,” he said casually. “You’ve got everything you need for Ethan.”
The long flight felt endless. Between spilled juice, crying fits, and restless naps, Claire did everything she could to keep their son calm while John enjoyed peace and comfort just a few rows ahead. By the time they landed, she was exhausted — emotionally and physically.
When they arrived at John’s parents’ house, Claire tried to hide her disappointment. But John’s father, a quiet man with a sharp eye, immediately sensed something was wrong. That evening, he noticed how John relaxed while Claire tended to Ethan and unpacked their bags. He said nothing — but he was already planning a lesson his son would never forget.
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