As Clark delves into the child's history, he discovers that her name is Kampon and she was born to a woman named Serena, whom he had a short relationship with years ago. Shocked by this revelation, Clark feels compelled to uncover the truth. He manages to track down Serena, who is hesitant to open up about the past but eventually confesses that Kampon is indeed their daughter.
Clark is torn between his responsibility towards Kampon and his fear of disrupting his stable life with Eileen. Unsure of how to proceed, he confides in Eileen, who insists on keeping Kampon as their own. Struggling with her desire to have a child of her own and her growing attachment to Kampon, Eileen becomes increasingly possessive and protective of the girl.
As time goes on, Eileen's behavior starts to become more erratic and obsessive. She withdraws from her social life, spending most of her time alone with Kampon. Clark begins to notice the change in his wife's behavior but is unsure how to address it without causing more distress in their already fragile situation.
One day, Eileen's obsession reaches a breaking point when she begins to believe that Kampon possesses supernatural abilities. Convinced that the child is somehow connected to the spiritual realm, Eileen becomes convinced that Kampon is the answer to their long-standing infertility issue.
Eileen's obsession with Kampon grows to the point where she isolates herself and the child from the outside world. Clark grows increasingly concerned for both his wife's mental well-being and Kampon's safety. As Eileen becomes more unhinged, her actions become increasingly dangerous, ultimately putting Kampon's life at risk.
In a desperate attempt to protect Kampon, Clark seeks help from a child protection agency. Together, they intervene and remove Kampon from their care, deeming Eileen unfit as a caregiver due to her unstable behavior. Devastated by the loss of Kampon and shattered by their failed marriage, Clark and Eileen are left to pick up the pieces of their lives.
Kampon is placed into foster care, where she finally finds a stable and loving environment. Clark continues to fight for his parental rights, wanting desperately to be a part of Kampon's life. As he works on rebuilding his life and finding forgiveness, Clark discovers the true meaning of family and the lengths he is willing to go to protect those he loves.