Dangsinui Huhoeneun Batji Anketseumnida

"I cannot promise you love, but I will never take another woman." Those were the terms of her marriage to Raymond. Believing that her own devotion would be enough to build a happy life together, she accepted his cold conditions without hesitation. She convinced herself that even a one-sided affection could eventually blossom into something meaningful, clinging to a naive hope that her unwavering loyalty might one day soften his heart. However, that fragile illusion was completely shattered when Lizzena, Raymond's first love, suddenly returned—bringing a child with her. Faced with this undeniable betrayal, the protagonist made a quiet but resolute decision: she would abandon him. When she finally asked for a divorce, Raymond's composure fractured. His eyes trembled violently, betraying a profound confusion and panic she had never witnessed in him before. Seeing his unexpected agitation stirred something within her, yet instead of sorrow, it brought a strange sense of relief. With a gentle smile, she spoke her final words to him, refusing to waver. She told him clearly that she wanted to leave, urging him to let go of their broken bond. After enduring his indifference for so long, she chose herself, demanding the divorce that would finally set her free from a marriage built on false promises.