On her 38th birthday, Lin Xiao received two gifts: a physical examination report and the sentence "Premature ovarian failure may lead to early menopause."
She didn't dare to tell her husband - the man who only looked at his mobile phone when he came home, did he have someone else outside? She didn't dare tell her daughter - the child who had just entered junior high school had learned to use silence to fight against her concern. She didn't dare tell her mother-in-law, the old man who gave birth to a second child every day, who didn't know that she was almost no longer qualified to be a mother.
What's even more frightening is that the company's new 26-year-old female subordinate is using the vigor of a young person to encroach on her position bit by bit.
The body is breaking down, the marriage is cooling down, and the workplace is failing.
Lin Xiao stood in front of the mirror and looked at the unfamiliar self in the mirror - the fine lines at the corners of the eyes, the white hair on the temples, and the uncontrollable hot flashes.
In the last year of her thirty-nine year, she had to make a choice:
Should you continue to be a "good wife, good mother, and good employee" or -
Live your life for once?
