In the seventh year of marriage, Shen Wan saw her husband's hand put into another woman's coat.
The moment the flash came on, she took a picture of the evidence, and also took a picture of Gu Ze's uncontrollably trembling index finger.
That's not nervousness, that's Huntington's disease.
A rusty iron box contains seven years of his medical records and confession letters;
A founder's health statement contained lies that could destroy his business empire.
Shen Wan thought this was the end of her marriage until she saw Chen Yu, her ex-boyfriend who was dumped by her ten years ago, in the divorce lawyer's office.
He handed over an "Informed Consent Form" with a cold tone: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Ex-lover relationships must be disclosed according to regulations. You can choose to change lawyers.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"
She signed.
But she didn't know that the neurological medicine books on Chen Yu's bookshelf, the bottle of sertraline in the bathroom, and the past of his father dying of the same genetic disease all told the same secret - he was also afraid.
Two iron boxes, two genetic reports, a game about "informed" and "consent".
When Shen Wan raised her cell phone at the negotiation table, and on the screen was a draft of an email that was enough to make Gu Zejing leave the house, Chen Yu firmly held his trembling right hand under the table.
Later, Shen Wan asked him: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"If I had known that you also carried the disease-causing gene that day, would I still have chosen you?\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"
He smiled: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"That's what informed consent is. I tell you the risks, and you still sign. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"
——It's not redemption, it's walking towards each other soberly.
Intention: Reunion after breaking the mirror