Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Tina never thought Phillip would come knocking after their breakup, especially since she was the one who impulsively called off their engagement.

"Live for the moment, chase what you love. Life is full of unpredictable twists." That was her mantra.

But when it came to marriage, she felt like she had no say, caught in a whirlwind of confusion, wondering if fate was rewarding her or playing a cruel joke by making her fall for the man chosen for her in an arranged setup.

She didn't want to follow her usual impulse in matters of love, especially marriage.

The cautionary tale of her family heavily influenced her decision.

Her grandparents were university professors, and her mother, born into a family of scholars, married the genteel Hamilton. But her mother didn't know about Hamilton's past love until it was too late, and Bertha was already born by then.

They idolized true love, but in the end, her mother became the odd one out. Unable to cope with her husband's affair and a second family, the marriage of her parents was a never-ending cycle of fights and arguments, starting from Tina's earliest memories.

always her mother who ended up hysterical and Hamilton who stormed out

when Tina's mother developed bipolar disorder,

to help, only

it multiple times. It might have worked initially, but like the boy who cried wolf, Hamilton eventually grew

did come. Her mother ended her life in the bathtub when Tina was just

Tina developed

J.n

a trait Hamilton claimed she inherited from her mother. After her mother's death Tina

intervention helped manage it.

by petty loves and sorrows, to explore the vast and captivating world rather than be confined by narrow affections.

the world, becoming woman who lived life freely and on her own terms. She'd