After many years of marriage, Mo Chen found that her husband came home later and later.
The phone was turned off, the food went cold again and again, and one day, she even saw him and a strange woman walking into a coffee shop in an intimate manner.
For the first time, she began to wonder, did the person who once held her in his hands no longer love her?
Until late one night, her husband sat next to her with a document.
Mo Chen thought it was a divorce agreement.
She thought that this marriage, which she had once envied, had finally come to an end.
But she never expected that the contents of the document were completely different from what she thought.
It turns out that behind those late nights, that strange woman, and the marriage she thought had already deteriorated, there was another truth hidden that she had never thought of.
Sometimes, what really makes people lose their happiness is not separation, but the fear of loss.
And some people, even after misunderstandings, suspicions and long years, still remain together in the end.
Because love is never a fairy tale, it is just someone who is willing to still stand there waiting for you before the wind blows everything away.
Purpose: The story uses a misunderstanding in marriage as an opening to explore trust, fear and self-doubt in intimate relationships.
