Semi-Mature Syndrome

"If the person you love has been lying to you since the first day, but the only thing that he loves you is true, will you still forgive him?" I always thought that marrying Zhou Sheng was a very right decision. He has such a good temper that he is almost insensitive, hates social interaction, and goes to bed on time at twelve o'clock. He has turned our marriage into a perfectly fitting puzzle piece. Until I found a photo. In the photo, he is sitting in the middle of the crowd, holding champagne in his hand, wearing an outfit I have never seen before, smiling arrogantly, wildly, and unscrupulously. It was an expression I had never seen on his face. Didn't Zhou Sheng say that he hates drinking the most? I suddenly realized that I barely knew him over the years. When filing for divorce, Zhou Sheng grabbed the doorknob first. He blocked the doorway like a wall. He was taller than me, casting a shadow. He stared at me for a moment, which made me feel nervous. It was the first time I saw such a cold expression on his face. I cautiously took two steps back, keeping a safe distance from him. "I mean, you don't love me as much as you think, so there's no need to make this heartbreaking gesture," he said. "Yes, I don't love you, why don't you agree to divorce?" I asked. "Because there is no need for divorce." At that moment I realized, with great sadness, that I was trapped. What I see before me is a lover who has changed beyond recognition, and a home I can't return to. Reading Guide/Demining 1. First person + third person, multi-line group portrait 2. The reality of mature men and women is that there is no boss, no third party, no parental interference, and everyone has shortcomings and imperfections. Purpose: To achieve self-salvation and reconstruction in the throes of intimate relationships.