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00:00You taste like summer peach, sticky hands and salt.
00:04My sister was injured and lost her memory.
00:07She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
00:10She believed he was her boyfriend.
00:12My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
00:15clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
00:21It's only temporary.
00:23Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
00:25But he didn't know that the moment he nodded,
00:27some things could never go back.
00:30Chloe, you should move out for now.
00:32Clara can't handle any stimulation.
00:35I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
00:37It's not convenient for you to stay.
00:40What if Clara never gets her memory back?
00:42Are you planning to play along with her forever?
00:45She's your sister.
00:46She's in terrible shape right now.
00:47Just give her some space.
00:51Go pack. Don't take too much.
00:52I'll have someone deal with the rest.
00:53He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
00:56Take that too. Clara doesn't like this style.
00:58I'll buy you a new one another day.
01:00That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
01:03For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
01:06So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
01:09Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
01:12I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
01:15When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
01:18Carter was giving instructions.
01:21Persian cashmere rugs.
01:23Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
01:25He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one, crumpled them, and tossed them into
01:32the trash.
01:34Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
01:37Your sister knows your handwriting.
01:38Don't make her overthink.
01:39I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
01:45It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
01:46He just didn't have time for me.
01:47I turned to leave.
01:48As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
01:51Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
01:53The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
01:55I thought he had thrown it away.
01:57I reached out to pull the drawer open.
01:58Chloe.
02:00Why are you still here?
02:03I didn't answer.
02:05I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes,
02:07and walked out of the house that had once been mine.
02:14At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
02:20Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
02:23Don't tell my husband.
02:27When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
02:31There's a college reunion tonight.
02:34Our old professor will be there.
02:35I'll take you and your sister.
02:37Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
02:39He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
02:43That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
02:47Carter opened the door.
02:49The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
02:53I didn't respond.
02:55A sour ache spread through my chest.
02:58Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
03:03Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
03:06Always tagging along.
03:07All right.
03:08Stop teasing her.
03:14Stanford.
03:15Carter led Clara across the main quad.
03:19Remember freshman year at the football game?
03:21We were chosen as squad leaders.
03:24We secretly held hands, and someone posted the photo on the forum.
03:26Of course I remember.
03:29And the spring formal.
03:31We hosted it together.
03:33Chloe was there too, right?
03:35I was.
03:36In the audience.
03:38Back then, they were upstairs.
03:40I was below it.
03:42Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
03:46In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
03:49The party queen and the fraternity president are here.
03:52Still holding hands?
03:54When are we getting invitations?
03:58I thought I heard Carter was married.
04:03You must have heard wrong, professor.
04:05I'm not married.
04:07Not yet.
04:08But soon.
04:11I looked away and took a sip of wine.
04:14It tasted bitter.
04:15After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
04:20Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
04:21I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
04:26I'm married.
04:28I've been married for five years.
04:33That was when I suddenly understood.
04:35I had signed my own ticket to hell.
04:43You're married?
04:44To who?
04:47Her husband is a programmer at my company.
04:49He probably has to work late tonight.
04:51Right.
04:51That makes sense.
04:53No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
04:57Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
05:04Sure.
05:06When there's a chance.
05:09I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
05:13I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
05:16He had followed me out.
05:18Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
05:20Give me the keys.
05:22What about me?
05:23It's pouring outside.
05:24If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
05:27My car is with the driver for maintenance.
05:29Clara's in bad shape.
05:30Give her some space.
05:31Wait for an Uber.
05:33Give.
05:34Give.
05:35Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
05:38I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
05:42I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
05:46It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
05:50I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
05:52It was a work message from Carter.
05:54The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
05:56Go to the office and handle it.
05:58I was still his executive assistant.
06:00I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project
06:04was in his study.
06:05He didn't answer my calls.
06:07He didn't reply to my messages.
06:09I had no choice but to go home.
06:12No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
06:23Why are you here?
06:25Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
06:28If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
06:30I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
06:34The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
06:37You didn't answer a single call.
06:41So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
06:45My clothes got wet.
06:48You've always been sensible.
06:49Don't make a fuss over something so small.
06:51Sensible.
06:52So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
06:54To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
06:57To be called into work in the middle of the night.
06:59To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
07:02For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth,
07:05but myself.
07:06I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
07:09Go get the file from the study.
07:10Be quiet.
07:17I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
07:21Then I went into the study and got the key file.
07:24But I was so tired, I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
07:28So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
07:33It was my resignation letter.
07:35Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
07:39Have you settled the apartment?
07:41I need to move in within the next two days.
07:44At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
07:50Clara found our marriage certificate.
07:52She's threatening to jump.
07:53Come back now.
07:53My mother's call came right after.
07:55Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
07:57You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
08:00Can't you apologize for once?
08:01If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
08:12I wasn't even surprised anymore.
08:14Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
08:19I rushed to the community.
08:21I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
08:25How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
08:30The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
08:33Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
08:44Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
08:49I had just propped myself up.
08:52I don't know someone like you.
08:54I don't have a daughter like you.
09:01My hands shook as I called 911.
09:03Then everything went black.
09:06When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
09:10You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
09:12You've just had a miscarriage.
09:14We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
09:17After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
09:21In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
09:25Your sister has been traumatized.
09:27She can't see you right now.
09:30My mother and I will take good care of her.
09:32Of course I knew.
09:33And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
09:37If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
09:41I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
09:43There's something else I need to tell you.
09:46Let's get divorced.
09:47My sister was injured and lost her memory.
09:50She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
09:53She believed he was her boyfriend.
09:55My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
09:58clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
10:04It's only temporary.
10:05Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
10:08But he didn't know that the moment he nodded, some things could never go back.
10:13Chloe, you should move out for now.
10:15Clara can't handle any stimulation.
10:18I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
10:20It's not convenient for you to stay.
10:23What if Clara never gets her memory back?
10:25Are you planning to play along with her forever?
10:28She's your sister.
10:29She's in terrible shape right now.
10:30Just give her some space.
10:33Go pack.
10:34Don't take too much.
10:35I'll have someone deal with the rest.
10:36He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
10:39Take that too.
10:40Clara doesn't like this style.
10:41I'll buy you a new one another day.
10:43That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
10:46For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
10:48So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
10:52Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
10:55I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
10:58When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
11:01Carter was giving instructions.
11:03Persian cashmere rugs.
11:06Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
11:08He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one.
11:13Crumpled them.
11:14And tossed them into the trash.
11:17Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
11:19Your sister knows your handwriting.
11:21Don't make her overthink.
11:22I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
11:27It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
11:29He just didn't have time for me.
11:30I turned to leave.
11:31As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
11:34Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
11:36The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
11:38I thought he had thrown it away.
11:39I reached out to pull the drawer open.
11:41Chloe.
11:43Why are you still here?
11:46I didn't answer.
11:47I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes and walked out of the house that
11:52had once been mine.
11:57At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
12:03Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
12:05Don't tell my husband.
12:10When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
12:14There's a college reunion tonight.
12:16Our old professor will be there.
12:18I'll take you and your sister.
12:20Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
12:22He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
12:25That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
12:29Carter opened the door.
12:32The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
12:36I didn't respond.
12:38A sour ache spread through my chest.
12:41Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
12:46Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
12:49Always tagging along.
12:50Alright.
12:51Stop teasing her.
13:02Remember freshman year at the football game?
13:04We were chosen as squad leaders.
13:06We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
13:10Of course I remember.
13:12And the spring formal.
13:14We hosted it together.
13:16Chloe was there too, right?
13:18I was.
13:19In the audience.
13:21Back then, they were upstairs.
13:23I was below it.
13:24Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
13:29In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
13:32The party queen and the fraternity president are here!
13:35Still holding hands?
13:37When are we getting invitations?
13:40I thought I heard Carter was married.
13:45You must have heard wrong, Professor.
13:47I'm not married.
13:49I'm not married.
13:50Not yet.
13:51But soon.
13:54I looked away and took a sip of wine.
13:57It tasted bitter.
13:58After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
14:02Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
14:04I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
14:09I'm married.
14:10I've been married for five years.
14:15That was when I suddenly understood.
14:18I had signed my own ticket to hell.
14:25You're married?
14:27To who?
14:29Her husband is a programmer at my company.
14:31He probably has to work late tonight.
14:34Right.
14:34That makes sense.
14:35No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
14:40Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
14:47Sure.
14:49When there's a chance.
14:52I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
14:56I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
14:59He had followed me out.
15:01Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
15:03Give me the keys.
15:04What about me?
15:05It's pouring outside.
15:07If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
15:09My car is with the driver for maintenance.
15:12Clara's in bad shape.
15:13Give her some space.
15:14Wait for an Uber.
15:16Give.
15:17Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
15:20I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
15:24I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
15:29It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
15:33I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
15:35It was a work message from Carter.
15:36The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
15:39Go to the office and handle it.
15:40I was still his executive assistant.
15:42I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project was in his
15:47study.
15:48He didn't answer my calls.
15:50He didn't reply to my messages.
15:52I had no choice but to go home.
15:55No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
16:06Why are you here?
16:07Didn't I tell you not to come back before Claire recovers her memory?
16:10If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
16:13I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
16:17The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
16:19You didn't answer a single call.
16:24So helping Claire recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
16:28My clothes got wet.
16:30You've always been sensible.
16:32Don't make a fuss over something so small.
16:34Sensible.
16:35So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
16:37To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
16:39To be called into work in the middle of the night.
16:41To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
16:44For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth, but myself.
16:49I'll carry Claire to the bedroom first.
16:51Go get the file from the study.
16:53Be quiet.
16:53Go get it.
17:23I need to move in within the next two days.
17:27At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
17:33Clara found our marriage certificate.
17:34She's threatening to jump.
17:35Come back now.
17:36My mother's call came right after.
17:38Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
17:40You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
17:42Can't you apologize for once?
17:44If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
17:55I wasn't even surprised anymore.
17:57Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
18:02I rushed to the community.
18:04I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
18:08How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
18:12The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
18:16Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
18:27Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
18:32I had just propped myself up.
18:35I don't know someone like you.
18:37I don't have a daughter like you.
18:44My hands shook as I called 911.
18:46Then everything went black.
18:49When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
18:53You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
18:55You've just had a miscarriage.
18:57We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
19:00After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
19:04In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
19:08Your sister has been traumatized.
19:10She can't see you right now.
19:13My mother and I will take good care of her.
19:15Of course I knew.
19:16And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
19:20If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
19:23I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
19:26There's something else I need to tell you.
19:28Let's get divorced.
19:35My sister was injured and lost her memory.
19:37She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
19:41She believed he was her boyfriend.
19:43My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
19:46clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
19:52It's only temporary.
19:53Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
19:55But he didn't know that the moment he nodded,
19:58some things could never go back.
20:01Chloe, you should move out for now.
20:02Clara can't handle any stimulation.
20:06I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
20:08It's not convenient for you to stay.
20:10What if Clara never gets her memory back?
20:13Are you planning to play along with her forever?
20:15She's your sister.
20:16She's in terrible shape right now.
20:18Just give her some space.
20:21Go pack.
20:22Don't take too much.
20:23I'll have someone deal with the rest.
20:24He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
20:27Take that too.
20:27Clara doesn't like this style.
20:28I'll buy you a new one another day.
20:30That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
20:33For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
20:36So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
20:39Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
20:42I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
20:45When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
20:49Carter was giving instructions.
20:51Persian cashmere rugs.
20:53Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
20:56He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one,
21:01crumpled them, and tossed them into the trash.
21:04Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
21:07Your sister knows your handwriting.
21:09Don't make her overthink.
21:10I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
21:15It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
21:17He just didn't have time for me.
21:18I turned to leave.
21:19As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
21:22Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn, the scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
21:26I thought he had thrown it away.
21:27I reached out to pull the drawer open.
21:29Chloe.
21:31Why are you still here?
21:33I didn't answer.
21:35I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
21:38and walked out of the house that had once been mine.
21:44At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
21:50Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
21:53Don't tell my husband.
21:58When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
22:02There's a college reunion tonight.
22:04Our old professor will be there.
22:06I'll take you and your sister.
22:07Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
22:10He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
22:13That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
22:17Carter opened the door.
22:19The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
22:24I didn't respond.
22:26A sour ache spread through my chest.
22:29Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
22:33Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
22:37Always tagging along.
22:38All right.
22:39Stop teasing her.
22:45Stanford.
22:46Carter led Clara across the main quad.
22:50Remember freshman year at the football game?
22:52We were chosen as squad leaders.
22:54We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
22:57Of course I remember.
23:00And the spring formal.
23:02We hosted it together.
23:04Chloe was there too, right?
23:05I was.
23:07In the audience.
23:09Back then, they were upstairs.
23:11I was below it.
23:12Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
23:16In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
23:19The party queen and the fraternity president are here.
23:23Still holding hands?
23:24When are we getting invitations?
23:28I thought I heard Carter was married.
23:33You must have heard wrong, professor.
23:35I'm not married.
23:37Not yet.
23:38But soon.
23:41I looked away and took a sip of wine.
23:44It tasted bitter.
23:46After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
23:50Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
23:52I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
23:56I'm married.
23:58I've been married for five years.
24:03That was when I suddenly understood.
24:06I had signed my own ticket to hell.
24:13You're married?
24:14To who?
24:17Her husband is a programmer at my company.
24:19He probably has to work late tonight.
24:21Right.
24:22That makes sense.
24:23No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
24:28Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
24:35Sure.
24:36When there's a chance.
24:39I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
24:44I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
24:47He had followed me out.
24:49Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
24:51Give me the keys.
24:52What about me?
24:53It's pouring outside.
24:54If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
24:57My car is with the driver for maintenance.
25:00Clara's in bad shape.
25:01Give her some space.
25:02Wait for an Uber.
25:04Give.
25:04Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
25:08I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
25:12I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
25:17It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
25:20I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
25:23It was a work message from Carter.
25:24The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
25:27Go to the office and handle it.
25:28I was still his executive assistant.
25:30I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project was in his
25:35study.
25:36He didn't answer my calls.
25:37He didn't reply to my messages.
25:40I had no choice but to go home.
25:43No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
25:54Why are you here?
25:55Didn't I tell you not to come back before Claire recovers her memory?
25:58If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
26:00I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
26:04The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
26:07You didn't answer a single call.
26:12So helping Claire recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
26:16My clothes got wet.
26:18You've always been sensible.
26:19Don't make a fuss over something so small.
26:22Sensible.
26:22So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
26:25To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
26:27To be called into work in the middle of the night.
26:29To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
26:32For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth, but myself.
26:37I'll carry Claire to the bedroom first.
26:39Go get the file from the study.
26:41Be quiet.
26:47I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
26:51Then I went into the study and got the key file.
26:54But I was so tired.
26:56I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
26:59So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
27:03It was my resignation letter.
27:06Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
27:10Have you settled the apartment?
27:11I need to move in within the next two days.
27:14At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
27:20Clara found our marriage certificate.
27:22She's threatening to jump.
27:23Come back now.
27:24My mother's call came right after.
27:26Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
27:28You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
27:30Can't you apologize for once?
27:32If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
27:42I wasn't even surprised anymore.
27:45Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
27:50I rushed to the community.
27:51I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
27:56How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
28:00The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
28:03Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
28:14Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
28:20I had just propped myself up.
28:22I don't know someone like you.
28:25I don't have a daughter like you.
28:31My hands shook as I called 911.
28:34Then everything went black.
28:37When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
28:40You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
28:43You've just had a miscarriage.
28:45We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
28:48After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
28:52In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
28:56Your sister has been traumatized.
28:57She can't see you right now.
29:00My mother and I will take good care of her.
29:03Of course I knew.
29:04And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
29:07If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
29:11I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
29:14There's something else I need to tell you.
29:16Let's get divorced.
29:18My sister was injured and lost her memory.
29:20She forgot everyone, except my husband, Carter Hayes.
29:23She believed he was her boyfriend.
29:25My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway, clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to
29:31my sister.
29:34It's only temporary.
29:36Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
29:38But he didn't know that the moment he nodded, some things could never go back.
29:43Chloe, you should move out for now.
29:45Clara can't handle any stimulation.
29:48I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
29:50It's not convenient for you to stay.
29:53What if Clara never gets her memory back?
29:55Are you planning to play along with her forever?
29:58She's your sister.
29:59She's in terrible shape right now.
30:01Just give her some space.
30:04Go pack.
30:05Don't take too much.
30:05I'll have someone deal with the rest.
30:07He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
30:09Take that too.
30:10Clara doesn't like this style.
30:11I'll buy you a new one another day.
30:13That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
30:16For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
30:19So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
30:22Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
30:25I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
30:28When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
30:32Carter was giving instructions.
30:34Persian cashmere rugs.
30:36Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
30:39He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one, crumpled them, and tossed them into
30:46the trash.
30:47Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
30:50Your sister knows your handwriting.
30:52Don't make her overthink.
30:53I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
30:58It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
30:59He just didn't have time for me.
31:01I turned to leave.
31:01As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
31:05Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
31:06The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
31:09I thought he had thrown it away.
31:10I reached out to pull the drawer open.
31:12Chloe.
31:14Why are you still here?
31:16I didn't answer.
31:18I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes,
31:21and walked out of the house that had once been mine.
31:27At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
31:33Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
31:36Don't tell my husband.
31:40When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
31:45There's a college reunion tonight.
31:47Our old professor will be there.
31:48I'll take you and your sister.
31:50Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
31:52He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
31:56That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
32:00Carter opened the door.
32:02The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
32:07I didn't respond.
32:09A sour ache spread through my chest.
32:11Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
32:16Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
32:19Always tagging along.
32:21All right.
32:22Stop teasing her.
32:27Stanford.
32:29Carter led Clara across the main quad.
32:32Remember freshman year at the football game?
32:34We were chosen as squad leaders.
32:37We secretly held hands, and someone posted the photo on the forum.
32:40Of course I remember.
32:43And the spring formal.
32:44We hosted it together.
32:46Chloe was there too, right?
32:48I was.
32:49In the audience.
32:51Back then, they were upstairs.
32:53I was below it.
32:55Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
32:59In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
33:03The party queen and the fraternity president are here.
33:05Still holding hands?
33:07When are we getting invitations?
33:11I thought I heard Carter was married.
33:16You must have heard wrong, professor.
33:18I'm not married.
33:20Not yet.
33:21But soon.
33:24I looked away and took a sip of wine.
33:27It tasted bitter.
33:29After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
33:33Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
33:34I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
33:39I'm married.
33:41I've been married for five years.
33:46That was when I suddenly understood.
33:49I had signed my own ticket to hell.
33:56You're married?
33:57To who?
34:00Her husband is a programmer at my company.
34:02He probably has to work late tonight.
34:04Right.
34:04That makes sense.
34:06No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
34:11Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
34:18Sure.
34:19When there's a chance.
34:22I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
34:26I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
34:30He had followed me out.
34:31Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
34:34Give me the keys.
34:35What about me?
34:36It's pouring outside.
34:37If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
34:40My car is with the driver for maintenance.
34:42Clara's in bad shape.
34:44Give her some space.
34:45Wait for an Uber.
34:47Give.
34:47Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
34:51I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
34:55I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
34:59It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
35:03I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
35:05It was a work message from Carter.
35:07The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
35:09Go to the office and handle it.
35:11I was still his executive assistant.
35:13I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project
35:17was in his study.
35:18He didn't answer my calls.
35:20He didn't reply to my messages.
35:22I had no choice but to go home.
35:26No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
35:37Why are you here?
35:38Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
35:41If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
35:43I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
35:47The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
35:50You didn't answer a single call.
35:54So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
35:59My clothes got wet.
36:01You've always been sensible.
36:02Don't make a fuss over something so small.
36:04Sensible.
36:05So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
36:08To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
36:10To be called into work in the middle of the night.
36:12To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
36:15For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth, but myself.
36:20I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
36:22Go get the file from the study.
36:23Be quiet.
36:30I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
36:34Then I went into the study and got the key file.
36:37But I was so tired.
36:38I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
36:41So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
36:46It was my resignation letter.
36:49Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
36:52Have you settled the apartment?
36:54I need to move in within the next two days.
36:57At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
37:03Clara found our marriage certificate.
37:05She's threatening to jump.
37:06Come back now.
37:07My mother's call came right after.
37:08Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
37:11You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
37:13Can't you apologize for once?
37:15If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
37:25I wasn't even surprised anymore.
37:27Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
37:32I rushed to the community.
37:34I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
37:38How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
37:43The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
37:46Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
37:57Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
38:02I had just propped myself up.
38:05I don't know someone like you.
38:07I don't have a daughter like you.
38:14My hands shook as I called 911.
38:16Then everything went black.
38:20When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
38:23You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
38:25You've just had a miscarriage.
38:27We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
38:30After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
38:34In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
38:38Your sister has been traumatized.
38:40She can't see you right now.
38:43My mother and I will take good care of her.
38:45Of course I knew.
38:47And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
38:50If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
38:54I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
38:56There's something else I need to tell you.
38:59Let's get divorced.
39:05My sister was injured and lost her memory.
39:08She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
39:11She believed he was her boyfriend.
39:13My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
39:16clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
39:22It's only temporary.
39:23Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
39:26But he didn't know that the moment he nodded,
39:28some things could never go back.
39:31Chloe, you should move out for now.
39:32No, Clara can't handle any stimulation.
39:36I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
39:38It's not convenient for you to stay.
39:41What if Clara never gets her memory back?
39:43Are you planning to play along with her forever?
39:46She's your sister.
39:47She's in terrible shape right now.
39:48Just give her some space.
39:52Go pack.
39:52Don't take too much.
39:53I'll have someone deal with the rest.
39:54He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
39:57Take that too.
39:58Clara doesn't like this style.
39:59I'll buy you a new one another day.
40:01That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
40:04For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
40:06So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
40:10Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
40:13I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
40:16When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
40:19Carter was giving instructions.
40:21Persian cashmere rugs.
40:24Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
40:27He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one.
40:31Crumpled them.
40:32And tossed them into the trash.
40:35Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
40:37Your sister knows your handwriting.
40:39Don't make her overthink.
40:40I stood in the entryway.
40:42Watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
40:45It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
40:47He just didn't have time for me.
40:48I turned to leave.
40:49As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
40:52Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
40:54The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
40:56I thought he had thrown it away.
40:57I reached out to pull the drawer open.
40:59Chloe.
41:01Why are you still here?
41:04I didn't answer.
41:06I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes.
41:09And walked out of the house that had once been mine.
41:15At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
41:21Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
41:24Don't tell my husband.
41:28When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
41:32There's a college reunion tonight.
41:34Our old professor will be there.
41:36I'll take you and your sister.
41:38Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
41:40He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
41:44That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
41:47Carter opened the door.
41:50The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
41:55I didn't respond.
41:56A sour ache spread through my chest.
41:59Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
42:04Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
42:07Always tagging along.
42:09All right.
42:09Stop teasing her.
42:20Remember freshman year at the football game?
42:22We were chosen as squad leaders.
42:24We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
42:28Of course I remember.
42:30And the spring formal.
42:32We hosted it together.
42:34Chloe was there too, right?
42:36I was.
42:37In the audience.
42:38Back then, they were upstairs.
42:41I was below it.
42:43Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
42:47In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
42:50The party queen and the fraternity president are here!
42:53Still holding hands?
42:55When are we getting invitations?
42:59I thought I heard Carter was married.
43:04You must have heard wrong, professor.
43:05I'm not married.
43:07Not yet, but soon.
43:12I looked away and took a sip of wine.
43:15It tasted bitter.
43:16After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
43:21Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
43:22I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
43:27I'm married.
43:28I've been married for five years.
43:33That was when I suddenly understood.
43:36I had signed my own ticket to hell.
43:43You're married?
43:45To who?
43:48Her husband is a programmer at my company.
43:50He probably has to work late tonight.
43:52Right.
43:52That makes sense.
43:54No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
43:59Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
44:05Sure.
44:06When there's a chance.
44:10I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
44:14I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
44:17He had followed me out.
44:19Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
44:21Give me the keys.
44:23What about me?
44:24It's pouring outside.
44:25If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
44:27My car is with the driver for maintenance.
44:30Clara's in bad shape.
44:31Give her some space.
44:32Wait for an Uber.
44:34Give.
44:35Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
44:39I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
44:43I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
44:47It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
44:51I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
44:53It was a work message from Carter.
44:55The Europe Cloud Architecture proposal is urgent.
44:57Go to the office and handle it.
44:59I was still his executive assistant.
45:01I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project
45:05was in his study.
45:06He didn't answer my calls.
45:08He didn't reply to my messages.
45:10I had no choice but to go home.
45:13No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
45:24Why are you here?
45:25Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
45:28If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
45:31I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
45:35The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
45:38You didn't answer a single call.
45:42So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
45:46My clothes got wet.
45:48You've always been sensible.
45:50Don't make a fuss over something so small.
45:52Sensible.
45:53So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
45:55To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
45:58To be called into work in the middle of the night.
46:00To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
46:03For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth, but myself.
46:08I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
46:09Go get the file from the study.
46:11Be quiet.
46:18I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
46:22Then I went into the study and got the key file.
46:25But I was so tired, I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
46:29So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
46:33It was my resignation letter.
46:36Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
46:40Have you settled the apartment?
46:42I need to move in within the next two days.
46:45At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
46:51Clara found our marriage certificate.
46:52She's threatening to jump.
46:54Come back now.
46:54My mother's call came right after.
46:56Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
46:58You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
47:01Can't you apologize for once?
47:02If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
47:13I wasn't even surprised anymore.
47:15Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
47:20I rushed to the community.
47:22I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
47:26How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
47:30The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
47:34Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
47:45Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
47:50I had just propped myself up.
47:53I don't know someone like you.
47:55I don't have a daughter like you.
48:02My hands shook as I called 911.
48:04Then everything went black.
48:07When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
48:11You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
48:13You've just had a miscarriage.
48:15We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
48:18After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
48:22In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
48:26Your sister has been traumatized.
48:28She can't see you right now.
48:31My mother and I will take good care of her.
48:33Of course I knew.
48:34And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
48:38If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
48:42I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
48:44There's something else I need to tell you.
48:47Let's get divorced.
48:48My sister was injured and lost her memory.
48:51She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
48:54She believed he was her boyfriend.
48:56My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
48:59clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
49:05It's only temporary.
49:06Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
49:09But he didn't know that the moment he nodded, some things could never go back.
49:14Chloe, you should move out for now.
49:16Clara can't handle any stimulation.
49:19I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
49:21It's not convenient for you to stay.
49:24What if Clara never gets her memory back?
49:26Are you planning to play along with her forever?
49:29She's your sister.
49:30She's in terrible shape right now.
49:31Just give her some space.
49:34Go pack.
49:35Don't take too much.
49:36I'll have someone deal with the rest.
49:37He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
49:40Take that too.
49:40Clara doesn't like this style.
49:42I'll buy you a new one another day.
49:44That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
49:47For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
49:49So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
49:53Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
49:56I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
49:58When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
50:02Carter was giving instructions.
50:04Persian cashmere rugs.
50:06Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
50:09He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one,
50:14crumpled them, and tossed them into the trash.
50:18Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
50:20Your sister knows your handwriting.
50:22Don't make her overthink.
50:23I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
50:28It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
50:30He just didn't have time for me.
50:31I turned to leave.
50:32As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
50:35Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn, the scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
50:39I thought he had thrown it away.
50:40I reached out to pull the drawer open.
50:42Chloe.
50:44Why are you still here?
50:47I didn't answer.
50:48I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes and walked out of the house that
50:53had once been mine.
50:58At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
51:03Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
51:06Don't tell my husband.
51:11When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
51:15There's a college reunion tonight.
51:17Our old professor will be there.
51:19I'll take you and your sister.
51:21Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
51:23He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
51:26That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
51:30Carter opened the door.
51:32The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
51:37I didn't respond.
51:39A sour ache spread through my chest.
51:42Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
51:47Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
51:50Always tagging along.
51:51All right.
51:52Stop teasing her.
51:58Stanford.
51:59Carter led Clara across the main quad.
52:03Remember freshman year at the football game?
52:05We were chosen as squad leaders.
52:07We secretly held hands, and someone posted the photo on the forum.
52:11Of course I remember.
52:13And the spring formal.
52:15We hosted it together.
52:17Chloe was there too, right?
52:19I was.
52:20In the audience.
52:22Back then, they were upstairs.
52:24I was below it.
52:25Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
52:29In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
52:33The party queen and the fraternity president are here.
52:36Still holding hands?
52:37When are we getting invitations?
52:41I thought I heard Carter was married.
52:46You must have heard wrong, professor.
52:48I'm not married.
52:50Not yet.
52:51But soon.
52:55I looked away and took a sip of wine.
52:58It tasted bitter.
52:59After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
53:03Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
53:05I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
53:10I'm married.
53:11I've been married for five years.
53:16That was when I suddenly understood.
53:19I had signed my own ticket to hell.
53:26You're married?
53:27To who?
53:30Her husband is a programmer at my company.
53:32He probably has to work late tonight.
53:34Right.
53:35That makes sense.
53:36No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
53:41Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
53:48Sure.
53:49When there's a chance.
53:53I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
53:57I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
54:00He had followed me out.
54:02Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
54:04Give me the keys.
54:05What about me?
54:06It's pouring outside.
54:08If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
54:11My car is with the driver for maintenance.
54:13Clara's in bad shape.
54:14Give her some space.
54:15Wait for an Uber.
54:17Give.
54:18Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
54:21I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
54:25I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
54:30It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
54:33I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
54:36It was a work message from Carter.
54:38The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
54:40Go to the office and handle it.
54:41I was still his executive assistant.
54:43I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project
54:48was in his study.
54:49He didn't answer my calls.
54:51He didn't reply to my messages.
54:53I had no choice but to go home.
54:56No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
55:07Why are you here?
55:08Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
55:11If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
55:14I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
55:17The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
55:20You didn't answer a single call.
55:25So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
55:29My clothes got wet.
55:31You've always been sensible.
55:33Don't make a fuss over something so small.
55:35Sensible.
55:36So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
55:38To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
55:40To be called into work in the middle of the night.
55:42To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
55:45For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth, but myself.
55:50I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
55:52Go get the file from the study.
55:54Be quiet.
56:01I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
56:04Then I went into the study and got the key file.
56:07But I was so tired, I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
56:12So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
56:16It was my resignation letter.
56:19Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
56:23Have you settled the apartment?
56:24I need to move in within the next two days.
56:28At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
56:34Clara found our marriage certificate.
56:35She's threatening to jump.
56:36Come back now.
56:37My mother's call came right after.
56:39Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
56:41You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
56:43Can't you apologize for once?
56:45If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
56:56I wasn't even surprised anymore.
56:58Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
57:03I rushed to the community.
57:05I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
57:27Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
57:33I had just propped myself up.
57:36I don't know someone like you.
57:38I don't have a daughter like you.
57:45My hands shook as I called 911.
57:47Then everything went black.
57:50When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
57:53You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
57:56You've just had a miscarriage.
57:58We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
58:01After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
58:05In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
58:09Your sister has been traumatized.
58:10She can't see you right now.
58:14My mother and I will take good care of her.
58:16Of course I knew.
58:17And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
58:20If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
58:24I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
58:27There's something else I need to tell you.
58:29Let's get divorced.