(Dan Tri) - After we divorced, my ex-husband quickly decided to remarry. However, I was shocked to discover that the person he wanted to live with was...
Looking back at everything that happened, I can't help but feel sad. Since entering this marriage, I thought that everything would be fine, that even without passionate love, at least he and I could build a happy family. Because we were both at an age that everyone said was "old enough to settle down".
We met through a matchmaker, the conditions were right and so we quickly registered our marriage. I thought this was a reasonable choice but reality went in a direction I never imagined.
My husband and I often quarrel and have many conflicts during our life together (Illustration: Sohu).
My sister raised me single-handedly since I was a child. In my heart, she is everything. When I decided to get married, I could not leave her behind. Therefore, after getting married, my husband and I agreed to live with my sister.
I really thought, this will be fine, 3 people living under one roof is not a problem. But unexpectedly, my marriage started to show cracks.
Soon, my husband and I had more and more conflicts. The arguments kept happening and became more and more serious. Even my sister and I often disagreed, and I don't know when the distance between us started to appear.
I felt tired and frustrated but never dared to tell anyone. Everything just simmered like that and then we decided to divorce. I thought that this would be the way for my sister and I to return to our peaceful life as before.
However, when I moved out of the house, I did not expect that my sister would choose to stay with my ex-husband. People around started to gossip and talk. But what shocked me the most was when my sister and my ex-husband got married.
I never thought she and he would choose that. This completely devastated me. I felt like everything was falling apart, that everything I loved and trusted had turned its back on me.
But I don’t blame her. I understand that she has the right to seek her own happiness, even though her choice has hurt me a lot. I chose to silently bless them, even though my heart still has pain that has not healed.
Maybe people don't understand why I'm silent, but I don't want to resent or blame. I believe that, no matter what, you are still my sister and if you can find happiness, I won't stop you.
Now, I just hope that I can be strong enough to move forward so that these wounds can gradually close. Perhaps, this is an expensive lesson. But I hope, I will find my own peace and happiness.
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