After three years of marriage, I worked as a free nanny for three years.
Her mother-in-law dislikes her, her sister-in-law bullies her, and her husband is cold and violent.
On the day of the divorce, he coughed up blood at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau, held my hand and said, "I was wrong."
I opened his fingers and said, "Gu Shen, it's too late."
Later, he was diagnosed with a terminal illness, and my mother-in-law begged me on her knees to come back.
I put the divorce agreement in front of him: "Sign it and we will be cleared."
He cried and asked: "Are you so cruel?"
I laughed: "You were a hundred times crueler to me than this."
A woman doesn't leave the wrong marriage just to wait for someone to come back.
But to live as your own light.
