Internet writer Lin Zhixia heard her husband Yue Jingshen whispering "Tiantian" late at night in his sleep and became suspicious. The investigation found that there was no member of the opposite sex around him, his mobile phone was clean, and his whereabouts were regular. Her parents-in-law brought back egg tarts from the "Tiantian" dessert shop and said they were his favorite. She mistook them for a nickname and let her guard down. However, after her parents-in-law gave birth, she found unknown blood stains on her husband's underwear, which reminded her of the health problems of gay men. After in-depth investigation, she dug out the couple profile photos and room booking records of him and his male colleague Jiang Yu'an. What was even more shocking was that her parents-in-law had already known about it, but they used the dessert shop to mislead her, just to cover up her son's sexual orientation and continue their relationship.
Lin Zhixia collected evidence, showed her cards at a family dinner, dumped the chat records and photos, filed for divorce in public and asked her husband to clean up and leave the house. In the end, she wrote this experience into a novel to expose the false marriage. The work became a hit and she completely broke away from this scam.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
