The Fall Camus

In their five-year marriage, Sienna Morgan did not manage to get Ian Lipp to fall in love with her. After learning that she was terminally ill, she begged for just 10 months more. "I can divorce you in 10 months. Please don't hate me." "What tricks are you playing?" "I'm tired, I want to be freed." The young, innocent love had withered. Sienna had loved Ian for 13 years, but Ian gave all his love to another. When she was tortured by an unexpected illness, Ian wanted to divorce her. "Ian, can you wait a while more?" "Sienna, don't be obstinate." In Ian's world, Sienna was a constraint; but without her, it was as if his heart had been lost. When all of his memories came back to him, Ian realized that the person he had loved all along was Sienna. Sienna died on the operating table, leaving their child behind. "I'm tired. I can't afford to love you. May we never meet again in the next life—you're set free, and I'm set free. We'll never owe each other anything from now on!"

"There was nothing Su Kexin wanted more than to marry an ordinary man. So, who could explain her sudden ascension as a CEO's wife? He promised her a lifetime of happiness, flooded her with endless affection, and treated her like priceless treasure. She thought that perhaps, this was her happily-ever-after. Yet, he threw a stack of papers in front of her one day and said, "Su Kexin, lets divorce." She finally understood how it felt like to fall from high above and crashing onto ground zero. Five years later, she returned and encountered him again. This time, however, there was a moe little bun of a child at her side. The little bun blinked at the man and said, "Mommy, this mister looks a lot like me."

"There was nothing Su Kexin wanted more than to marry an ordinary man. So, who could explain her sudden ascension as a CEO's wife? He promised her a lifetime of happiness, flooded her with endless affection, and treated her like priceless treasure. She thought that perhaps, this was her happily-ever-after. Yet, he threw a stack of papers in front of her one day and said, "Su Kexin, lets divorce." She finally understood how it felt like to fall from high above and crashing onto ground zero. Five years later, she returned and encountered him again. This time, however, there was a moe little bun of a child at her side. The little bun blinked at the man and said, "Mommy, this mister looks a lot like me."