Chris Owen had never expected that his relationship with his wife would reach this point.
He had been a university professor, primarily studying geology. Within the academy, he was a teacher greatly respected by the students, and at home, he was a family head deeply revered by his family members.
But everything changed when he discovered that his son was secretly smoking marijuana.
Nowadays in the United States, the proportion of people consuming marijuana had even surpassed that of smokers, and in university campuses, students smoking marijuana was a common sight, nothing out of the ordinary. Importantly, more than twenty states, including Washington D.C., had already declared marijuana legal.
Marijuana consumption had completely become a rational and legal matter.
In contrast, after discovering his son's marijuana use, Chris, who sternly reprimanded him and threw all the marijuana in his room into the toilet, seemed like an odd one out in the family.
