IIris’s life seemed perfect on the outside — a loving husband, Paul, and two kids, Ollie and Sophie. But after their second child,

Paul became increasingly distant, focusing more on work and less on his family. One day, Paul announced he was going away for a wedding

for three days and left Iris with just $20 to take care of everything. She was furious, especially since their fridge was nearly empty,

and the situation felt impossible. Fueled by anger and determination, Iris decided to teach Paul a lesson. She sold his prized ,

collection of antique coins to get enough money to buy groceries. Although she felt guilty, her priority was making sure her kids wouldn’t

go hungry. She bought enough food to last them the week and waited for Paul’s return. When Paul came back, he was cheerful

carrying bags of groceries he’d bought at a great deal. But his mood shifted when he saw that his coin collection was gone. He fell to his knees,

devastated. Iris, feeling guilty and regretful, rushed to a pawnshop to buy the coins back. After some negotiation,

she managed to get them back and returned them to their rightful place in the cabinet before Paul came home. When Paul finally returned,

the tension was palpable. Iris admitted her mistake, and they spent hours talking, discussing their frustrations and the rift in their

relationship. They realized the importance of communication, trust, and working together in their marriage. They both vowed to never let misunderstandings escalate again and started rebuilding their relationship, step by step.