A mother finds a scribbled grocery list in her 17-year-old son Nasir’s backpack—milk, cereal, diapers. Suspicious, she follows him and discovers a shocking scene: a toddler runs to him calling “Daddy.” Confronted at home, Nasir admits the child, Amina, might be his. He learned about her only recently and chose to step up—buying essentials, helping the exhausted young mother, Yessenia, and caring for Amina like his own.
Despite being overwhelmed, Nasir refuses to walk away. The mother, stunned but proud, reaches out to her social worker sister and helps them enroll in a support program. Slowly, they build a rhythm—study sessions, parenting classes, family dinners.
