You Didn't Care When I Divorced You, But Now You're Losing It Because I'm Rich

She gave up her dreams for her marriage and family, centered her life on her husband and daughter, and forgot about herself. Because she loved them deeply. And she believed that if she loved them sincerely, they would love her in return. But all she got was her husband and daughter favoring another woman while treating her with cold indifference. Still, she kept giving everything she had, like a moth flying into a flame, trying to protect her marriage and family. Then she fought her illness alone in the hospital. When she was discharged, she found her husband and daughter keeping vigil day and night beside another woman's bed. At last, her heart went cold. Seeing the daughter she had risked her life to give birth to cling to another woman, even wanting to replace her own mother, she no longer cared. With one divorce agreement, she gave up custody, quit her job, and left home. She returned to pursuing her dreams and made everyone who had looked down on her watch as she got rich. Yet the husband who once couldn't care less about divorce, and the daughter who had repeatedly said she wanted a new mother, both started acting crazy and clinging to her relentlessly. When the man, usually aloof and proud, learned that she was determined to divorce him and leave her husband and child behind, he went mad, his eyes red, and pinned her down. “You're mine. Don't even think about divorcing me!” Her ungrateful daughter cried and begged her not to leave.