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  • He said that he would not marry her.

  • Because as his wife, she must prepare three meals a day, take care of her husband and children, and serve her parents–in–law.

  • He couldn’t bear to let her go.

  • I stared at the screen and felt like something was pressing on my chest, making it hard to breathe.

  • But I didn’t argue or make a fuss.

  • The next day, I went back to the TV station.

  • Jackson didn’t know that I also had a form.

  • It was an application form for transfer to Africa.

  • I was going to be a war correspondent.

  • The moment I signed my name, I took a deep breath.

  • The person I really loved was still on the battlefield.

  • I was going to find him back.

  • “You’re going back to being a doctor?!”

  • The exclamation rang out abruptly in the hospital corridor that morning.

  • I handed over my reassignment application form, my tone unusually calm.

  • I’d like to be stationed permanently in the

  • for a moment, taking the form from me, his frown deepening as

  • “Zoey…”

  • though struggling to

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  • work in the DRC impressed everyone. But now? You just started your marriage leave! You’re about to get married–how can you

  • at me, clearly waiting

  • lowered my eyes, my fingers pressing lightly together. Then, after

  • getting married anymore.”

  • “What?”

  • turned

  • my head, meeting his

  • I’m calling off

  • Last night.

  • for wedding tableware and asked me to send him the

  • Plans,”

  • of

  • with details like

  • and personality traits.

  • entry was at the

  • Name: Zoey.

  • Background: Orphaned, simple

  • motherly,

  • Good at housework, capable

  • a line he had highlighted

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  • “Suitable for marriage.”

  • the keyboard, a wave of heat rising to my

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