Daddy, You Missed Five Birthdays All Episodes

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.

Five-year-old Mia recognizes CEO Adrian Mercer on a foundation screen as her father and hands him a handwritten “Dad Contract” demanding five missed birthdays. A 99.99% paternity test confirms the truth, while old records reveal that a six-year-old pregnancy email was intercepted and answered by Camille, Adrian’s executive liaison. Designer Grace Bennett refuses to be rescued; she proves her project and award were hers alone using application receipts, scoring sheets, and an original prototype, standing her ground through public scrutiny. Adrian publicly acknowledges Mia, learns to ask before deciding, and shows up for school pickup, even as the merger pays the price. He also accepts that truth is not negotiable. The family heals over five small cupcakes as Mia recounts the birthdays he missed.