On the Day I Received the Certificate, I Thanked Him for Clearing Mines.

On the day I received the certificate, my fiancée pushed a marriage certificate in front of me. In the groom's column, my name is not written. She said it was just a piece of paper, to save a poor student who was forced to take advantage of his sick mother. After falling in love for many years, our two families got married, and everyone thought I was her destination. But at this moment, I saw clearly that I was so insignificant in her heart that she didn't even deserve a solemn explanation. The strange thing is that I didn't get angry or break down. Instead, I was terrifyingly calm. It was at this moment that something that only belonged to me quietly woke up. I didn't cry, didn't hold back, and I didn't make a fuss like they expected. I just started looking it up. The person who seemed to be the weakest and most worthy of sympathy, what he said about his critically ill mother, his desperate family situation, and the difficulties of having to obtain the certificate - every sentence contained a carefully woven lie. And the woman who was kept in the dark and was still speaking for him would eventually see with her own eyes that the sincerity she held in her hands was shattered into a joke. As for how I let the truth surface step by step, and how I made her who was once so superior no longer be able to raise her head in public - I want to keep it for you to see for yourself. All I can say is that at the board meeting that was supposed to humiliate me five days later, the moment the big screen came on, someone collapsed, his face turned pale, and someone's carefully laid plan collapsed on the spot. This is not a reconciliation, this is a reckoning. It's not forgiveness, it's me who uprooted that relationship with my own hands. Those who have been let down do not need to cry hoarse. Turning around with dignity and paying the price is the cruelest answer. But when I walked out of the building, a message popped up. It turned out that this scammer was just an entrance. The real chess game has just begun.