Evan noticed his fourteen-year-old daughter, Lily, growing distant and secretive, always glued to her phone. When he saw messages from a much older man, fear set in. Lily insisted it was harmless, but Evan couldn’t ignore his instincts about online safety.
After researching the man and tracking down his address, Evan prepared for the worst—only to discover the truth. The man was a retired teacher running a supervised youth digital mentorship program, partnered with local schools. Lily had joined without permission, embarrassed to ask for help.
What began as fear turned into an important family conversation about trust, boundaries, and communication. Instead of danger, the situation became a turning point—one where Evan, his wife, and their daughter chose honesty and safety together in a digital world.
