My Brother-In-Law Is Violent, My Husband Protects Me, and My Marriage Is Broken

To every one of you who is born toward the sun in the fireworks - Postscript to "Cold Night Terror: I Make the Decision of My Life" When writing Lin Wan's story, I always wanted to convey the belief that women never grow up alone. From gritting her teeth and persevering after divorce, to rebuilding trust when remarrying, to joining hands with her sisters to create a career, Lin Wan's every step has the shadow of countless women - she has been fragile and confused, but she has never given up on living in the sun. I didn't want to write the "big heroine" out of reach, so I added a lot of fireworks: late-night pumpkin porridge, children's laughter, best friends' hugs, and lover's protection. These small pieces of warmth are the confidence to fight against difficulties. "Magnolia House" is not only a handicraft workshop, but also the epitome of female mutual help. I hope every reader can find the courage to face life directly in the story and understand that happiness is never about dependence, but about mutual achievement and individual shining.