Anna's marriage was once a dense dream. Her husband He Shaoan is fifteen years older than her. As a university professor, he always uses his deep eyes and warm smile to wrap her in the aura of "the happiest in the world". His wealth, status, and his accumulated charm were like magnets that she could not resist.
Until the fingertips touched the flat belly and touched the weak but stubborn throbbing of life, the dream suddenly cracked open.
That day, He Shaoan brought back a woman. Han Suzheng, as radiant as if he had just stepped out of a painting, with a smile as sweet as the warm spring sun, cast a sudden shadow in front of Anna's eyes.
Soon, Han Suzheng became a frequent visitor to this home, and the footsteps spread from the living room to the study, and finally entered their bedroom. When she came closer to Anna, her tone was like the cold wind quenching the ice: "You are just his temporary comfort. Now, the person he is really waiting for has arrived."
"Divorce" became He Shaoan's "relief". Anna didn't say anything, she just held the secret about new life tightly in her heart, quietly evaporating from his world and blending into the vast sea of people.
Later, He Shaoan began to look for her frantically. His anxious footprints are left in every corner of the city, and his futile search seems like a belated and silent mourning. . . . . .
Purpose: Emotions need to be maintained
