That night when my daughter had a fever of 40 degrees Celsius, I knelt down and begged Zhou Chenchuan to take us to the hospital.
The female voice on the other end of the phone cooed: "Come with me to finish this game."
He hung up the phone and left my daughter and me in the rainy night.
Turning around, he gave the female teammate the most expensive gaming equipment in the server.
As for my daughter's medical expenses, he asked me to transfer AA one by one.
Later, I heard him bragging to someone on the phone: "She couldn't live without me, and the trouble was over in two days."
I didn't make a fuss.
I just recorded every gift he gave me over the past six years and every bill he gave my daughter in my account book.
On the day of the divorce, he saw the express delivery I sent and thought it was my gift for peace.
The recipient is my divorce lawyer.
Purpose: The core is to explore responsibility and trust in marriage. It emphasizes that true family responsibility goes far beyond financial provision, but also lies in daily companionship, emotional investment and the fulfillment of commitments. The work profoundly reveals that once trust is repeatedly exhausted, it cannot be rebuilt, and belated awakening cannot make up for past damage. At the same time, it materializes women's invisible contributions and emotional labor in the family, demonstrates women's power from forbearance to sobriety and self-rescue, and ultimately conveys a sober value: taking responsibility is an obligation, not a bargaining chip to restore a relationship, and true growth is to accept the consequences of choices.