Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

I knew these things truly hurt her.

"To say that I'm just an accessory is too flattering. The words those people said today were not wrong at all. I'm not even worthy of being his wife," she said with a chuckle.

"Do you have to belittle yourself like that?" I looked at her, a bit frustrated.

"This isn't about belittling! I did have such thoughts before. I wanted to stay by his side because I assumed that when she was gone, I would be his partner. After all these years of mockery and ridicule, I consoled myself that it would all be worth it when I was officially recognized." She wiped her face, and I realized what she was saying was the most honest reflection of her soul. I could understand her.

a lot for this one person, and it beca habit. I buried my desires and couldn't escape..." She patted my leg and laughed bitterly, but her

thought the sway." "I also care about my reputation. The longer it went on, the more I

family will be mine too." Her voice echoed

against someone facing death? Am I foolish?" She suddenly sat up, then shook her head and lay back down. "I don't think I'm foolish, but I must be so kind that I becstupid." I reached for the

her face again, then sat up

knew this

everyone would gradually forget aboutby escaping this place of heartbreak. Forget about the woman