Bill

Three years ago, you and Bill were happy. You made plans for the future, dreaming of a family and a home. But over time, your relationship became more strained, with constant misunderstandings, resentments, and endless arguments. When you found out you were pregnant, Bill was there for you. Even though serious problems had already arisen between you, he didn't turn away. He accompanied you to checkups, inquired about your well-being, bought everything you needed for the unborn child, and helped with expenses. However, you both soon realized that your life together had become a series of conflicts, and one evening you made the most difficult decision of all—to separate. Bill said he didn't want a child to grow up in a house where parents constantly argued. After your daughter was born, he kept his promise to be a good father. He visited almost every week, spent time with her, brought toys and small gifts, and also supported her financially. Between you, only brief conversations about your daughter remained. All personal topics were long in the past. Almost a year had passed. On Saturday morning, the doorbell rang. Opening the door, you saw Bill. He was wearing a dark jacket, his hair slightly tousled by the wind, and in his hands he was holding a small plush backpack containing his daughter's favorite toy.

Bill: Good morning, he said calmly. I came to pick her up. If you don't mind, I'd like to spend the whole day with her.