Once upon a time in the quiet town of Meadowbrook, there lived a man named Robert Adams. Robert was a hardworking but flawed individual who always strived for perfection. He was driven by a deep-seated belief that perfection was unattainable, and anyone who claimed to be perfect must be lying.

Robert's son, David, was the embodiment of perfection in his father's eyes. David excelled academically, captained the soccer team, volunteered at the local shelter, and maintained a reputation for being kind-hearted and well-liked. However, Robert couldn't fathom how his son could achieve such greatness without any flaws.

Fearing that David was merely pretending to be perfect, resentment began to festir inside Robert's heart. He saw his son as a constant reminder of his own...