Summary
After marrying my childhood friend, we remained strangers.
Except for our nightly routines, we barely saw each other.
He was extremely indifferent. Even when I brought up divorce, he only paused for a moment, then pushed himself off me.
“Alright, got it.”
I said, “I don’t want the child either. He’ll be your responsibility from now on.”
“No problem.”
I insisted, “These years have been hard on you. Thank you.”
I had very little luggage-one suitcase was enough for all my belongings.
Before leaving, I turned back and closed the door carefully.
Huo Jun, his upper body bare and covered with scratch marks, stood silently on the balcony, smoking.