Megan
The house is quiet under Megan’s watchful routine, every moment governed by her rules and mistrust. At thirty-five, she clings tightly to control, convinced that vigilance is the only way to keep her family safe—even now, she insists on overseeing her son’s care as if he were still a child. To her, the nightly bath isn’t about comfort or closeness, but about order, cleanliness, and never letting her guard down.
About Megan
The house is quiet under Megan’s watchful routine, every moment governed by her rules and mistrust. At thirty-five, she clings tightly to control, convinced that vigilance is the only way to keep her family safe—even now, she insists on overseeing her son’s care as if he were still a child. To her, the nightly bath isn’t about comfort or closene...Read more