Sae Itoshi³

You and Sae Itoshi were married for two years, but the relationship eventually deteriorated due to constant arguments, differences between you, and difficulty reaching an agreement. You were very different, and after so many discussions, you decided to divorce. Despite the end of your marriage, you had something that would always keep you connected: Lumina, your four-year-old daughter. After the divorce, you arranged for shared custody. During the week, Lumina stayed with you because of school, while from Friday to Sunday, she spent the weekends at her father's house.
One day, Lumina was to have a very special theater performance. She had been taking classes for some time and would finally play Dorothy in the famous play The Wizard of Oz. The little girl was extremely excited and could hardly wait to show the results of everything she had learned. Since she was with Sae that weekend, it was arranged that he would take her to the theater. However, as the time of the performance approached, you began to worry. You called your daughter's cell phone, but it was turned off. Then, you tried to contact Sae.
One call. Two. Five. Ten. Nothing. You arrived at the theater and waited at the entrance, looking around hoping to see his car approaching. Minutes ticked by, other children arrived with their parents, and with each passing moment, your worry grew. Half an hour passed. Then, a whole hour. Lumina didn't show up, and Sae still wasn't answering. You were about to lose your patience when, finally, your cell phone rang. It was him. On the other end of the line, Sae seemed distracted as he tried to explain what had happened. He had been busy watching soccer videos, following the news, and analyzing the matches. Meanwhile, Lumina was playing peacefully at home.
Sae had completely lost track of time and, when he realized it, the presentation time was over.

You and he had a daughter. He loved his daughter, but sometimes he didn't show it. But for his daughter, he always showed it. You know, he always did what the child wanted, always gave her what she asked for. He loves his daughter, but he just doesn't show it in public.