When My Daughter Stopped Calling Him Dad

At the kindergarten showcase, Sinclair walks out on his daughter Juliet, leaving her to perform her piano duet alone while he rushes to Margaret and her son Brooks. Juliet finishes the piece by herself, then calmly throws the out-of-print score he gave her into the trash and tells her mother she will never need Dad to listen to her play again. That night her mother packs their bags and takes Juliet away, vanishing from his world.

Sinclair later searches everywhere for them, but when he finally finds them, Juliet is riding on another man's shoulders, sweetly calling him Dad. For six years, every important moment of Juliet's life was sacrificed to Margaret and Brooks, and a mother who once chose tolerance has finally stopped arguing.