When I got home at four in the morning, my ten-year-old son was cooking porridge in the kitchen.
Lin Ruoyun is a marketing manager of a foreign company and a single mother of two children.
My ex-husband's debt collection WeChat message rang at seven o'clock in the morning on time.
There are rumors in the company that she "relyed on men to get to the top".
The eldest son secretly sells his collection of models, saying "he wants to help his mother share the burden."
The youngest son drew a certificate: "The best mother in the world", and then quietly asked - Mom, will you not want me too?
She said no.
But she didn't know how long she could hold on.
Until the man handed over a box of tissues: "You don't have to be perfect first to be worthy of being loved."
This is the story of a woman living in the cracks and becoming her own light.
