Venture capitalist Claire is handling international business when her daughter’s kindergarten makes an emergency call: five-year-old Raine’s classmate Jasper has drawn a humiliating pig design on her face with a special marker. Claire rushes over and finds her husband Ethan, supposedly researching in Switzerland, holding Jasper, who calls him “Dad.” Ethan defends his first love Luna and his son, dismissing the bullying as a childish prank despite Raine’s facial injuries. He even tries to give Raine’s treasured custom piano to Jasper. Claire discovers he has diverted $8 million in research funding to support them, but he ignores her warning. At the kindergarten’s Family Fun Day, Ethan arrives with Luna and Jasper in matching family outfits. Jasper stages an incident to frame Raine, and Ethan violently shoves his daughter to the ground in public. Seeing Raine bleeding, Claire finally gives up on him. She freezes all funding, reclaims her premarital assets, publicly exposes evidence of Luna’s past patent theft, and files multiple lawsuits. After Ethan loses everything, he and Luna turn on each other. He eventually goes to prison, while she flees with the remaining money. A year later, Raine takes the stage for a piano performance, and mother and daughter leave their painful past behind to begin a new life.
