They had loved passionately;
They had had a violent quarrel;
He said: "Divorce? You will never think about it in your life. I will drag you to death."
He added: "What tricks are you trying to play again? Don't think that I will agree to divorce you and you will never even think about it in your life."
She said: "No, I just want to hug you."
"Why are you pretending to be pitiful and hugging me? It was not uncommon for me to hug you before, but now I have become a rare thing? Don't you be so sleepy that you think I am him?"
. . . . . . .
When everything came true, I found that the whole world had changed beyond recognition.
She stared at the test sheet in her hand, sat on the hospital bench and cried, almost going into shock. This move attracted the attention of many people, but she didn't care about anything anymore, because she had already let go of what she cared about most. . .
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