In the fifth year of marriage, Zhou Jingshen gave the song I wrote him to his Bai Yueguang.
At the premiere, Song Wantang wore a haute couture dress and played the last note in front of millions of viewers. Zhou Jingshen walked on stage in person and said this was her most precious gift to the new movie.
And I was sitting in the audience with the hearing test report at the bottom of my bag. The doctor said that my left ear is close to severe loss and I don't have much time left on my right ear.
That song is called "Returning Tide".
Ten years ago, I carried Zhou Jingshen up three floors during a fire. He was unconscious, so I hummed it to him over and over again, lying to him that as long as the tide returned to the shore, we could get out alive.
Later he woke up and recognized the wrong person who saved him.
Later, he fell in love with me, but he always felt that he owed Song Wantang his life.
I thought love could offset the debt, until he personally pushed me to the center of public opinion in order to clear away the suspicion of plagiarism for Song Wantang.
He asked me: "Zhiyao, can it be done just this once?"
I looked at the man I had loved for eleven years, and suddenly heard a long roar in my ears.
At that moment, I finally understood.
Some marriages do not die from betrayal, but from one person always retreating, and the other person thinking that there is no cliff behind her.
So I signed the divorce agreement, took off my hearing aid, and calmly told him:
"Zhou Jingshen, not this time."
"It's the last time."
