During Christmas dinner, I thanked my aunt for the keychain she had sent me for my birthday two months earlier. My aunt suddenly stopped stirring the sauce and said, “I bought you a $400,000 apartment. The keychain was just a freebie.” My entire family, who had been smiling moments before, instantly turned white as paper.

During Christmas dinner, I thanked my aunt for the keychain she had sent me for my birthday two months earlier. My aunt suddenly stopped stirring the sauce and said, “I bought you a $400,000 apartment. The keychain was just a freebie.” My entire family, who had been smiling moments before, instantly turned white as paper.

The hospital room was quiet, except for him. He shifted in his sleep, letting out a tiny sigh. I looked at the phone, then back at him. It rang again. Her name flashed on the screen. “Just let it go to voicemail,” he whispered. But I couldn’t stop staring at the glowing screen…

The hospital room was quiet, except for him. He shifted in his sleep, letting out a tiny sigh. I looked at the phone, then back at him. It rang again. Her name flashed on the screen. “Just let it go to voicemail,” he whispered. But I couldn’t stop staring at the glowing screen…

I had just been discharged from the hospital after giving birth when my husband forced me to take the bus home, while he secretly drove the Maybach and took his entire family out for hotpot. Two hours later, he went bankrupt, and when my true identity was revealed, his entire family was terrified.

I had just been discharged from the hospital after giving birth when my husband forced me to take the bus home, while he secretly drove the Maybach and took his entire family out for hotpot. Two hours later, he went bankrupt, and when my true identity was revealed, his entire family was terrified.

He cleared his throat and slid the note toward me. “Your sister wants to see you.” It was her handwriting, not theirs. I folded the paper and set it back down. My husband’s hand covered mine. “After everything,” I said, looking straight at him. He just nodded, waiting for me to continue.

He cleared his throat and slid the note toward me. “Your sister wants to see you.” It was her handwriting, not theirs. I folded the paper and set it back down. My husband’s hand covered mine. “After everything,” I said, looking straight at him. He just nodded, waiting for me to continue.

My father tried to humiliate me right there in court, shouting, “She’s an embarrassment,” until the judge suddenly stopped the hearing and said, “Wait… do you seriously not know?” His attorney looked as if he had seen a ghost, my father turned pale, and the entire courtroom realized that this case was about to spiral completely out of control.

My father tried to humiliate me right there in court, shouting, “She’s an embarrassment,” until the judge suddenly stopped the hearing and said, “Wait… do you seriously not know?” His attorney looked as if he had seen a ghost, my father turned pale, and the entire courtroom realized that this case was about to spiral completely out of control.

The IV dripped quietly and steadily. The doctor whispered, “They’re gone.” I tried to sit up but couldn’t. “A party?” I asked, my voice thin. He only nodded, his face full of pity. I reached for my phone, my fingers trembling…

The IV dripped quietly and steadily. The doctor whispered, “They’re gone.” I tried to sit up but couldn’t. “A party?” I asked, my voice thin. He only nodded, his face full of pity. I reached for my phone, my fingers trembling…

On the way to the divorce hearing, I helped an elderly man on the bus. He wanted to come with me to the courthouse. The moment my husband saw him, his face turned pale with fear. It turned out that the elderly man was…

On the way to the divorce hearing, I helped an elderly man on the bus. He wanted to come with me to the courthouse. The moment my husband saw him, his face turned pale with fear. It turned out that the elderly man was…

All I could hear was the music. He was looking at her, not me. Her hand was resting on her stomach. The minister paused, frozen. Then my sister stepped forward. She opened her mouth, and the entire church fell into silence…

All I could hear was the music. He was looking at her, not me. Her hand was resting on her stomach. The minister paused, frozen. Then my sister stepped forward. She opened her mouth, and the entire church fell into silence…