I Don't Want to Get Married, I Just Want to Be a Mother

She was thirty years old, a creative director of an advertising company, with an annual salary of one million, a house and a car, but she didn't want to get married. It's not that I haven't loved before, it's that I have seen through it. My ex cheated on me, my best friend got divorced, and my mother endured a lifetime of marriage, only to become ill. She feels that marriage is a huge gamble that she cannot afford to lose and does not want to gamble. But she wanted to be a mother. Before the age of thirty-five, I want a child of my own. Sperm bank screening, artificial insemination, everything went according to plan. But just at this moment, the man appeared. Gu Yanzhi, a doctor of medicine returned from overseas, is gentle and generous, and is her attending physician. He asked: "Are you sure you want to take care of the child alone?" She smiled: "I can take care of my children very well by myself." He didn't persuade her anymore, but he gave her warm water when she had morning sickness, brought her midnight snacks when she was working overtime, and stood in front of her when she was attacked by relatives. On the day the child was born, he said with red eyes: "Wanqing, give the child a complete home and give me a chance, okay?" She looked at the child in her arms, then at the man in front of her, and hesitated for the first time. I don't want to get married, I just want to be a mother—but after becoming a mother, can I still control myself?