My aunt has been divorced for four years, and I regret listening to that tone lately. And I have always been extremely firm that I should leave, and I should leave early.
She has two daughters who are married far away and have rarely returned home since their parents divorced. In their words, there is nothing left in this home to be nostalgic about.
As for the reason for the divorce, I don't want to talk too much, anyway, I heard since I was a child that they divorced because of emotional incompatibility, and the two of them quarreled from their twenties to their fifties, and finally divorced.
My ex-uncle immediately found a girl, and she lived in their house in a bright and bright way. It is said that life is loving and harmonious, far from being like the chickens and dogs when my aunt was in power.
And my aunt was swept out of the house with the 100,000 compensation awarded by the court.
It may be that I haven't found a suitable one for several years after being divorced, or maybe the compensation is running out, and the two daughters haven't returned for the New Year, so it's extremely lonely and lonely at this kind of New Year's Day.
So I finally heard her say that if I insisted on it at the beginning, my life would not be worse than it is now. I advised her that there is no turning back from the bow, and since you want the freedom you have now, you must endure the price of this freedom. Let's look ahead.