Why Didn't We Know Each Other Before?

Her marriage was worse than a piece of chewing gum chewed until it had no taste, so pale that it had no taste at all, and in the end only bitterness remained. But chewing gum can be spit out, but how to spit out marriage? Others envied her for being lucky enough to marry a rich man and live a luxurious life as a lady at a young age without having to work hard for a living. However, who can see the pain behind this luxury? His body smelled of a strange woman's perfume; there were countless ambiguous text messages on his mobile phone; the words he said to her the most were, "I'm very busy." And another, "I'm going on a business trip tomorrow." Empty house, cold bed quilt, she often sat in the sky, loneliness eroding her soul bit by bit... Faced with betrayal, indifference, and a marriage that was like a tomb, she finally couldn't bear it anymore - who said women must endure it?