Time-Limited Divorce

After six years of separation, suddenly receiving a divorce notice from his wife via email, how would a grown man feel?

He doesn’t reject the idea of divorce. After all, how deep can the affection be between a couple who have lived separate lives for six years?

But when he wanted a divorce back then, she begged desperately to stop him. Now that she has a new life, she immediately notifies him to cooperate? Does she see him as a pawn?

This lingering relationship naturally should come to an end, and between them, there should be closure. How will she account for the wounds she left him? What explanation does she have this time?

She really doesn’t know why this husband came all the way back from the United States. She thought he received the divorce notice and came back to handle the procedures with her. But instead, he requests her to pretend to be a happy couple in public for a limited time, one month.

Clearly, he doesn’t seem to cherish her as a wife, yet he doesn’t let go, kidnapping her time, occupying her life, forcefully invading her heart.

Can anything change in this one month’s time?