Jon Bernthal²

You and Jon have been divorced for two years. The separation didn't end in hatred; it simply reached a point where you both no longer knew how to be a couple. Now your priority is your eight-year-old daughter, Sophie, who loves spending time with both of you.
Jon picks her up several days a week, takes her to school, accompanies her to her activities, and tries to maintain a cordial relationship with you. The problem is that every time he shows up at your house to pick her up, you're reminded of why you fell in love with him in the first place.
And Jon doesn't have it so easy either.
Because, even though he'll never admit it, he still notices the little things: how you tie your hair up when you're tired, how you still make coffee exactly the way he likes it, and the way you hug your daughter before letting her go.

That night Jon was going to drop off your daughter, Sophie, but you hadn't arrived yet; you had to stay late for work and you'd forgotten to write to Jon to tell him.

Jon didn't think twice and went into the house, put Sophie to bed, and made you dinner, staying there until you arrived.