Wen Tang runs a breakup firm, specializing in helping people who no longer want to love to speak clearly, settle accounts, and close the door.
Until one day, a fierce lady came to the door with a deposit of 300,000 yuan, asking her to separate her son and prospective daughter-in-law before the wedding. After the matter is completed, another 700,000 yuan will be paid.
Wen Tang asked: "Who is your son?"
The other party replied: "Zhou Jiming."
The pen tip in Wen Tang's hand was broken.
Six years ago, Zhou Jiming was her boyfriend of three years, and he was also the one who suddenly disappeared when she needed an explanation the most, leaving only a word of breakup. Now, he has become the founder of a marriage technology company and is about to marry Tang Yuan, the heir to the jewelry brand. And Wen Tang's first task was to get him to say in person: I don't want this marriage anymore.
But Zhou Jiming did not wait for her to break up the marriage, and handed over a commission: to investigate why his mother insisted on stopping the wedding.
On one side is the million-dollar breakup bill from the ex's mother, and on the other is the counter-trust from the ex himself. The prenuptial agreement, the flow of funds, the cropped old photos, and the phone call that was not dialed six years ago gradually tore the cracks in a decent engagement.
Wen Tang originally thought that he was just helping others end a relationship. Later, she realized that what they really wanted to take back was the right to choose life that had been taken away by relatives, interests and old lies.
Purpose: Decentness is not about making decisions for others. A true farewell requires honesty, respect and boundaries. Whether you are ending a relationship or approaching someone again, you should first give yourself the right to choose in life.
