At the age of thirty-five, Fang Mu retired.
After the company was handed over to the young man, the stock price rose; his son gave him a list of 90 "returning family plans"; his wife Shen Mo, who had been married for ten years, thoughtfully sent him a book - "100 Home Dishes Even Dad Can Make".
Fang Mu stared at the menu and finally determined: the company didn't need him anymore, and his wife might think he was useless.
In order to save his marriage, he started cooking, taking care of his children, and working out. He also returned to the company from time to time to prove that he was still young. But the harder he worked, the more Shen Mo felt something was wrong - her husband, who worked to death, seemed to be preparing to leave the house.
A man who thinks his wife only loves him.
One thought her husband stayed just because the treatment was good enough.
After ten years of marriage, they can make money, solve problems, and arrange everything for each other, but they can't say properly: I love you.
