The narrator describes a distressing incident involving their 7-year-old son, who has a severe peanut allergy. The child was found in distress, covered in chocolate, after unknowingly eating a cake containing peanuts, which had been deliberately given to him by the narrator’s stepdaughter as a “lesson” for the family. Despite the emergency, the son recovered after using an EpiPen. The narrator is furious and tells her husband she no longer wants to see his daughter, but he defends her as a teenager who didn’t understand the seriousness of her actions. The narrator struggles with forgiveness, especially after hearing her husband scream in the night upon discovering their son’s condition.
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