Henry Holden believes marriage should be 'absolutely fair.' When his wife, Jean Shaw, 8 months pregnant, eats instant noodles, he remarks, 'Adults must be responsible for their own choices.' On the day their child is born, Jean hands him a bill for 1.78 million—itemizing pregnancy-related damages, lost wages, and emotional distress. 'You're the one who's all about fairness, right? Now it's your turn to pay.' This marital game reaches its brutal reckoning.
