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00:00:02my sister was injured and lost her memory she forgot everyone except my husband carter hayes
00:00:08she believed he was her boyfriend my mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway
00:00:13clutching my arm and begging me to give carter back to my sister
00:00:19it's only temporary once her memory comes back everything will go back to normal but he didn't
00:00:23know that the moment he nodded some things could never go back chloe you should move out for now
00:00:30clara can't handle any stimulation i'm bringing her here so i can take care of her it's not
00:00:35convenient for you to stay what if clara never gets her memory back are you planning to play
00:00:41along with her forever she's your sister she's in terrible shape right now just give her some space
00:00:49go pack don't take too much i'll have someone deal with the rest he walked into the living room and
00:00:53pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall take that too clara doesn't like this style i'll buy you a
00:00:56new one another day that lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me for five years of
00:01:02marriage
00:01:02i wiped it clean every week so in his eyes it had been ready to throw away all along maybe
00:01:07it wasn't
00:01:08just the lamp he wanted to throw away i carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins when i came
00:01:14back
00:01:14the designer had already arrived carter was giving instructions persian cashmere rugs egyptian long
00:01:22stepchin cotton bedding he went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one crumpled them
00:01:29and tossed them into the trash clear out all the sticky notes you left your sister knows your
00:01:36handwriting don't make her overthink i stood in the entryway watching the home i had lived in for
00:01:40five years slowly turn into another woman's it wasn't that carter didn't have time he just didn't
00:01:45have time for me i turned to leave as i passed the study i caught sight of a half open
00:01:49drawer inside was
00:01:50a glimpse of gray blue yarn the scarf i had half knitted three years ago i thought he had thrown
00:01:54it
00:01:54away i reached out to pull the drawer open chloe why are you still here i didn't answer i picked
00:02:03up
00:02:03the bag that held only a few changes of clothes and walked out of the house that had once been
00:02:08mine
00:02:12at the gate i texted a real estate agent i hadn't contacted in a long time
00:02:18find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible don't tell my husband
00:02:25when i checked into the marriott downtown carter called there's a college reunion tonight
00:02:31our old professor will be there i'll take you and your sister claire has been recovering pretty well
00:02:36lately he hung up after that without the slightest concern for me that evening i returned to my own
00:02:43home as a guest carter opened the door the therapist said familiar things could help clara recover
00:02:51i didn't respond a sour ache spread through my chest clara came downstairs linked her arm through carter's
00:02:59and smiled at me chloe you're still the same as in college always tagging along all right stop teasing her
00:03:13stanford carter led clara across the main quad
00:03:17remember freshman year at the football game we were chosen as squad leaders
00:03:22we secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum
00:03:24of course i remember
00:03:27and the spring formal we hosted it together chloe was there too right
00:03:32i was
00:03:34in the audience
00:03:35back then they were upstairs i was below it
00:03:39even after i married carter i was still the invisible person in their story
00:03:44in the private dining room our classmates started cheering
00:03:47the party queen and the fraternity president are here still holding hands when are we getting invitations
00:03:56i thought i heard carter was married
00:04:01you must have heard wrong professor i'm not married
00:04:04not yet but soon
00:04:09i looked away and took a sip of wine
00:04:12it tasted bitter after a few rounds of drinks a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow
00:04:18chloe are you seeing anyone i always wanted to ask you out back in college
00:04:24i'm married i've been married for five years
00:04:31that was when i suddenly understood i had signed my own ticket to hell
00:04:41you're married
00:04:41to who
00:04:45her husband is a programmer at my company he probably has to work late tonight
00:04:48right that makes sense no offense but you and your sister were never on the same level
00:04:56chloe you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
00:05:03sure when there's a chance
00:05:07i couldn't sit there any longer so i excused myself to the restroom
00:05:11i was about to go back when i turned and met carter's eyes
00:05:15he had followed me out clara likes the pink porsche you drove here give me the keys
00:05:20what about me it's pouring outside if you take the car how am i supposed to get back
00:05:25my car is with the driver for maintenance clara's in bad shape give her some space wait for an uber
00:05:32give since we were children i gave clara everything she wanted
00:05:36i gave and gave until i even gave away my husband i waited in the restaurant until closing
00:05:42but no uber accepted the ride it was past midnight when i finally hailed a car
00:05:48i had just gotten in when my phone buzzed it was a work message from carter
00:05:51the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent go to the office and handle it
00:05:56i was still his executive assistant i told the driver to head to the office but one encrypted key
00:06:01needed for the project was in his study didn't answer my calls
00:06:05he didn't reply to my messages i had no choice but to go home
00:06:11no one answered the doorbell so i entered the passcode and pushed the door open
00:06:21why are you here didn't i tell you not to come back before claire recovers her memory
00:06:25if she finds out about us everything will be for nothing i took out my phone and held up the
00:06:30dozen
00:06:31missed calls in front him the project you told me to handle needs the key file you didn't answer a
00:06:36single call so helping clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off my clothes got wet
00:06:46you've always been sensible don't make a fuss over something so small sensible so i deserve to swallow
00:06:51every grievance to wait all night in the rain for a ride to be called into work in the middle
00:06:56of the
00:06:56night to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms for the first time i felt that what i
00:07:01had
00:07:02exhausted on carter was not just my youth but myself i'll carry claire to the bedroom first go get
00:07:07the file from the study be quiet i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway then i went
00:07:20into the study and got the key file but i was so tired i couldn't tolerate it anymore so the
00:07:27first thing
00:07:27i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal it was my resignation letter near dawn i sent the real
00:07:35estate agent a second message have you settled the apartment i need to move in within the next two
00:07:40days at daybreak i rubbed my red sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel clara found our
00:07:49marriage certificate she's threatening to jump come back now my mother's call came right after why didn't
00:07:54you take the marriage certificate when you moved out you just can't stand to see your sister happy
00:07:58can't you apologize for once if anything happens to clara don't ever call me your mother again
00:08:10i wasn't even surprised anymore ever since we were children whenever clara was unhappy i was the one who
00:08:16got blamed i rushed to the community i had barely reached the police line when clara pointed at me and
00:08:22screamed how could you marry behind my back at city hall the two people i loved most betrayed me
00:08:30together clara the only person i've ever loved is you
00:08:42before i could even breathe a powerful force slammed into me
00:08:47i had just propped myself up i don't know someone like you i don't have a daughter like you
00:08:59my hands shook as i called 9-1-1 then everything went black
00:09:05when i woke up i was lying in a hospital bed you were a little over six weeks pregnant you've
00:09:11just had
00:09:11a miscarriage we'll keep you under observation for an hour after observation ended i took my
00:09:17medication and slowly walked out in the second floor hallway i ran into carter your sister has
00:09:24been traumatized she can't see you right now my mother and i will take good care of her of course
00:09:31i knew
00:09:31and once again he proved to me that carter didn't love me at all if he cared even a little
00:09:36he wouldn't
00:09:37have missed how pale i looked i turned to leave but he grabbed my wrist there's something else i need
00:09:42to tell you let's get divorced
00:09:58my sister was injured and lost her memory she forgot everyone except my husband carter hayes
00:10:04she believed he was her boyfriend my mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway clutching my
00:10:10arm and begging me to give carter back to my sister it's only temporary once her memory comes back
00:10:17everything will go back to normal but he didn't know that the moment he nodded some things could never
00:10:22go back chloe you should move out for now claire can't handle any stimulation i'm bringing her here so
00:10:30i can take care of her it's not convenient for you to stay what if clara never gets her memory
00:10:35back
00:10:36are you planning to play along with her forever she's your sister she's in terrible shape right now
00:10:41just give her some space go pack don't take too much i'll have someone deal with the rest he walked
00:10:47into the living room and pointed at the tiffany lamp on the wall take that too clara doesn't like this
00:10:51style i'll buy you a new one another day that lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given
00:10:56me
00:10:57for five years of marriage i wiped it clean every week so in his eyes it had been ready to
00:11:01throw
00:11:02away all along maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away i carried the lamp downstairs
00:11:07to the trash bins when i came back the designer had already arrived carter was giving instructions
00:11:14persian cashmere rugs egyptian long-steption cotton bedding he went into the study and tore down my
00:11:22sticky notes one by one crumpled them and tossed them into the trash clear out all the sticky notes
00:11:29you left your sister knows your handwriting don't make her overthink i stood in the entryway watching
00:11:35the home i had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's it wasn't that carter didn't
00:11:39have time he just didn't have time for me i turned to leave as i passed the study i caught
00:11:44sight of a
00:11:44half open drawer inside was a glimpse of gray blue yarn the scarf i had half knitted three years ago
00:11:49i
00:11:49thought he had thrown it away i reached out to pull the drawer open chloe why are you still here
00:11:57i didn't answer i picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
00:12:01and walked out of the house that had once been mine
00:12:08at the gate i texted a real estate agent i hadn't contacted in a long time
00:12:13find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible don't tell my husband
00:12:21when i checked into the marriott downtown carter called there's a college reunion tonight
00:12:28our old professor will be there i'll take you and your sister clara's been recovering pretty well
00:12:32lately he hung up after that without the slightest concern for me that evening i returned to my own
00:12:39home as a guest carter opened the door the therapist said familiar things could help clara recover
00:12:47i didn't respond a sour ache spread through my chest clara came downstairs linked her arm through
00:12:54carter's and smiled at me chloe you're still the same as in college always tagging along all right stop
00:13:02teasing her
00:13:08stanford carter led clara across the main quad
00:13:13remember freshman year at the football game we were chosen as squad leaders
00:13:18we secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum of course i remember
00:13:23and the spring formal we hosted it together chloe was there too right i was
00:13:30in the audience back then they were upstairs i was below it even after i married carter i was still
00:13:38the invisible person in their story in the private dining room our classmates started cheering the party
00:13:44queen and the fraternity president are here still holding hands when are we getting invitations
00:13:52i thought i heard carter was married
00:13:56you must have heard wrong professor i'm not married not yet but soon
00:14:05i looked away and took a sip of wine it tasted bitter after a few rounds of drinks a fraternity
00:14:11member beside me lightly nodded my elbow chloe are you seeing anyone i always wanted to ask you out back
00:14:16in college
00:14:20i'm married i've been married for five years
00:14:26that was when i suddenly understood i had signed my own ticket to hell
00:14:36you're married to who
00:14:40her husband is a programmer at my company he probably has to work late tonight
00:14:44right that makes sense no offense but you and your sister were never on the same level
00:14:51chloe you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime
00:14:59sure when there's a chance
00:15:03i couldn't sit there any longer so i excused myself to the restroom
00:15:07i was about to go back when i turned and met carter's eyes he had followed me out clara likes
00:15:13the
00:15:13pink porsche you drove here give me the keys what about me it's pouring outside if you take the car
00:15:19how am i supposed to get back my car is with the driver for maintenance clara's in bad shape
00:15:24give her some space wait for an uber give since we were children i gave clara everything she wanted
00:15:32i gave and gave until i even gave away my husband i waited in the restaurant until closing but no
00:15:38uber
00:15:39accepted the ride it was past midnight when i finally hailed a car i had just gotten in when
00:15:45my phone buzzed it was a work message from carter the europe cloud architecture proposal is urgent
00:15:50go to the office and handle it i was still his executive assistant
00:15:54i told the driver to head to the office but one encrypted key needed for the project was in his
00:15:58study didn't answer my calls he didn't reply to my messages i had no choice but to go home
00:16:06no one answered the doorbell so i entered the passcode and pushed the door open
00:16:17why are you here didn't i tell you not to come back before claire recovers her memory if she finds
00:16:22out
00:16:22about us everything will be for nothing i took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in
00:16:27front
00:16:27the project you told me to handle needs the key file you didn't answer a single call
00:16:35so helping clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off
00:16:39my clothes got wet you've always been sensible don't make a fuss over something so small
00:16:45sensible so i deserve to swallow every grievance to wait all night in the rain for a ride to be
00:16:51called into work in the middle of the night to watch my husband hold another woman in his arms
00:16:55for the first time i felt that what i had exhausted on carter was not just my youth
00:16:59but myself i'll carry claire to the bedroom first go get the file from the study be quiet
00:17:11i stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway
00:17:15then i went into the study and got the key file but i was so tired i couldn't tolerate it
00:17:20anymore
00:17:22so the first thing i printed at the printer wasn't the proposal
00:17:26it was my resignation letter
00:17:29near dawn i sent the real estate agent a second message
00:17:33have you settled the apartment i need to move in within the next two days
00:17:38at daybreak i rubbed my red sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel
00:17:44clara found our marriage certificate she's threatening to jump come back now
00:17:47my mother's call came right after why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out
00:17:51you just can't stand to see your sister happy can't you apologize for once if anything happens to
00:17:56clara don't ever call me your mother again
00:18:06i wasn't even surprised anymore ever since we were children whenever clara was unhappy i was the one
00:18:12who got blamed i rushed to the community i had barely reached the police line when clara pointed at me
00:18:17and screamed how could you marry behind my back at city hall the two people i loved most betrayed me
00:18:26together
00:18:26clara clara the only person i've ever loved is you
00:18:38when they lived in the university box
00:18:40Clpton könnten below to help me
00:18:41they introduced me to me
00:18:43they were 22.03.03.03.03.03.03.03.03.03
00:18:44i had just cropped myself up
00:18:45i don't know someone like you
00:18:48nelle someday la 05.03.03.03.03.03.08.03.03.03.10.03.03
00:19:00When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
00:19:04You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
00:19:06You've just had a miscarriage.
00:19:08We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
00:19:11After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
00:19:15In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
00:19:19Your sister has been traumatized. She can't see you right now.
00:19:24My mother and I will take good care of her.
00:19:26Of course I knew.
00:19:27And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
00:19:30If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
00:19:34I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
00:19:37There's something else I need to tell you.
00:19:39Let's get divorced.
00:19:51My sister was injured and lost her memory.
00:19:53She forgot everyone, except my husband, Carter Hayes.
00:19:57She believed he was her boyfriend.
00:19:59My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway, clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to
00:20:05my sister.
00:20:07It's only temporary. Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
00:20:11But he didn't know that the moment he nodded, some things could never go back.
00:20:17Chloe, you should move out for now.
00:20:19Clara can't handle any stimulation.
00:20:22I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her. It's not convenient for you to stay.
00:20:26What if Clara never gets her memory back?
00:20:29Are you planning to play along with her forever?
00:20:31She's your sister. She's in terrible shape right now. Just give her some space.
00:20:37Go pack. Don't take too much. I'll have someone deal with the rest.
00:20:40He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
00:20:43Take that too. Clara doesn't like this style. I'll buy you a new one another day.
00:20:46That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
00:20:49For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
00:20:52So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
00:20:55Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
00:20:59I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
00:21:01When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
00:21:04Carter was giving instructions.
00:21:07Persian cashmere rugs.
00:21:09Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
00:21:12He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one.
00:21:17Crumpled them.
00:21:18And tossed them into the trash.
00:21:21Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
00:21:23Your sister knows your handwriting.
00:21:25Don't make her overthink.
00:21:26I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years
00:21:29slowly turn into another woman's.
00:21:31It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
00:21:33He just didn't have time for me.
00:21:34I turned to leave.
00:21:35As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
00:21:38Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
00:21:40The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
00:21:42I thought he had thrown it away.
00:21:43I reached out to pull the drawer open.
00:21:45Chloe.
00:21:47Why are you still here?
00:21:49I didn't answer.
00:21:51I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
00:21:54and walked out of the house that had once been mine.
00:22:00At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
00:22:06Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
00:22:09Don't tell my husband.
00:22:14When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
00:22:18There's a college reunion tonight.
00:22:20Our old professor will be there.
00:22:22I'll take you and your sister.
00:22:23Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
00:22:26He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
00:22:29That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
00:22:33Carter opened the door.
00:22:35The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
00:22:40I didn't respond.
00:22:42A sour ache spread through my chest.
00:22:45Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
00:22:49Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
00:22:53Always tagging along.
00:22:54All right.
00:22:55Stop teasing her.
00:23:01Stanford.
00:23:02Carter led Clara across the main quad.
00:23:06Remember freshman year at the football game?
00:23:08We were chosen as squad leaders.
00:23:10We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
00:23:13Of course I remember.
00:23:16And the spring formal.
00:23:17We hosted it together.
00:23:20Chloe was there too, right?
00:23:22I was.
00:23:23In the audience.
00:23:25Back then, they were upstairs.
00:23:27I was below it.
00:23:28Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
00:23:32In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
00:23:35The party queen and the fraternity president are here.
00:23:39Still holding hands?
00:23:40When are we getting invitations?
00:23:44I thought I heard Carter was married.
00:23:49You must have heard wrong, professor.
00:23:51I'm not married.
00:23:53Not yet.
00:23:54But soon.
00:23:57I looked away and took a sip of wine.
00:24:00It tasted bitter.
00:24:02After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
00:24:06Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
00:24:08I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
00:24:12I'm married.
00:24:14I've been married for five years.
00:24:19That was when I suddenly understood.
00:24:22I had signed my own ticket to hell.
00:24:29You're married?
00:24:30To who?
00:24:33Her husband is a programmer at my company.
00:24:35He probably has to work late tonight.
00:24:37Right.
00:24:38That makes sense.
00:24:39No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
00:24:44Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
00:24:51Sure.
00:24:52When there's a chance.
00:24:55I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
00:25:00I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
00:25:03He had followed me out.
00:25:05Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
00:25:07Give me the keys.
00:25:08What about me?
00:25:09It's pouring outside.
00:25:11If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
00:25:13My car is with the driver for maintenance.
00:25:16Clara's in bad shape.
00:25:17Give her some space.
00:25:18Wait for an Uber.
00:25:20Give.
00:25:21Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
00:25:24I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
00:25:28I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
00:25:33It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
00:25:36I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
00:25:39It was a work message from Carter.
00:25:40The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
00:25:43Go to the office and handle it.
00:25:44I was still his executive assistant.
00:25:46I told the driver to head to the office,
00:25:48but one encrypted key needed for the project was in his study.
00:25:52Didn't answer my calls.
00:25:53He didn't reply to my messages.
00:25:56I had no choice but to go home.
00:25:59No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
00:26:10Why are you here?
00:26:11Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
00:26:14If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
00:26:17I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
00:26:20The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
00:26:23You didn't answer a single call.
00:26:28So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
00:26:32My clothes got wet.
00:26:34You've always been sensible.
00:26:36Don't make a fuss over something so small.
00:26:38Sensible.
00:26:38So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
00:26:41To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
00:26:43To be called into work in the middle of the night.
00:26:45To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
00:26:48For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth, but myself.
00:26:53I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
00:26:55Go get the file from the study.
00:26:57Be quiet.
00:27:04I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
00:27:07Then I went into the study and got the key file.
00:27:10But I was so tired, I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
00:27:15So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
00:27:19It was my resignation letter.
00:27:22Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
00:27:26Have you settled the apartment?
00:27:27I need to move in within the next two days.
00:27:30At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
00:27:36Clara found our marriage certificate.
00:27:38She's threatening to jump.
00:27:39Come back now.
00:27:40My mother's call came right after.
00:27:42Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
00:27:44You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
00:27:46Can't you apologize for once?
00:27:48If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
00:27:58I wasn't even surprised anymore.
00:28:01Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
00:28:06I rushed to the community.
00:28:07I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
00:28:12How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
00:28:16The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
00:28:19Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
00:28:30Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
00:28:36I had just propped myself up.
00:28:38I don't know someone like you.
00:28:41I don't have a daughter like you.
00:28:47My hands shook as I called 911.
00:28:50Then everything went black.
00:28:53When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
00:28:56You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
00:28:59You've just had a miscarriage.
00:29:01We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
00:29:04After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
00:29:07In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
00:29:12Your sister has been traumatized.
00:29:13She can't see you right now.
00:29:17My mother and I will take good care of her.
00:29:19Of course I knew.
00:29:20And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
00:29:23If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
00:29:27I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
00:29:30There's something else I need to tell you.
00:29:32Let's get divorced.
00:29:43My sister was injured and lost her memory.
00:29:46She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
00:29:49She believed he was her boyfriend.
00:29:51My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
00:29:54clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
00:30:00It's only temporary.
00:30:02Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
00:30:04But he didn't know that the moment he nodded,
00:30:06some things could never go back.
00:30:09Chloe, you should move out for now.
00:30:11Clara can't handle any stimulation.
00:30:14I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
00:30:16It's not convenient for you to stay.
00:30:19What if Clara never gets her memory back?
00:30:21Are you planning to play along with her forever?
00:30:24She's your sister.
00:30:25She's in terrible shape right now.
00:30:26Just give her some space.
00:30:30Go pack.
00:30:31Don't take too much.
00:30:31I'll have someone deal with the rest.
00:30:32He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
00:30:35Take that too.
00:30:36Clara doesn't like this style.
00:30:37I'll buy you a new one another day.
00:30:39That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
00:30:42For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
00:30:45So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
00:30:48Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
00:30:51I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
00:30:54When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
00:30:57Carter was giving instructions.
00:31:02He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one, crumpled them, and tossed
00:31:11them into the trash.
00:31:13Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
00:31:16Your sister knows your handwriting.
00:31:17Don't make her overthink.
00:31:18I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into
00:31:23another woman's.
00:31:24It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
00:31:25He just didn't have time for me.
00:31:27I turned to leave.
00:31:27As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
00:31:31Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn, the scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
00:31:34I thought he had thrown it away.
00:31:35I reached out to pull the drawer open.
00:31:38Chloe, why are you still here?
00:31:42I didn't answer.
00:31:44I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes and walked out of the house that
00:31:48had once been mine.
00:31:53At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
00:31:59Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
00:32:02Don't tell my husband.
00:32:06When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
00:32:10There's a college reunion tonight.
00:32:13Our old professor will be there.
00:32:14I'll take you and your sister.
00:32:16Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
00:32:19He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
00:32:22That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
00:32:26Carter opened the door.
00:32:28The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
00:32:33I didn't respond.
00:32:34A sour ache spread through my chest.
00:32:37Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
00:32:42Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
00:32:45Always tagging along.
00:32:47All right.
00:32:48Stop teasing her.
00:32:53Stanford.
00:32:54Carter led Clara across the main quad.
00:32:58Remember freshman year at the football game?
00:33:01We were chosen as squad leaders.
00:33:03We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
00:33:06Of course I remember.
00:33:09And the spring formal.
00:33:10We hosted it together.
00:33:12Chloe was there too, right?
00:33:14I was.
00:33:15In the audience.
00:33:17Back then, they were upstairs.
00:33:19I was below it.
00:33:21Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
00:33:25In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
00:33:28The party queen and the fraternity president are here!
00:33:31Still holding hands?
00:33:33When are we getting invitations?
00:33:37I thought I heard Carter was married.
00:33:42You must have heard wrong, professor.
00:33:44I'm not married.
00:33:46Not yet.
00:33:47But soon.
00:33:50I looked away and took a sip of wine.
00:33:53It tasted bitter.
00:33:55After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
00:33:59Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
00:34:00I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
00:34:05I'm married.
00:34:07I've been married for five years.
00:34:12That was when I suddenly understood.
00:34:15I had signed my own ticket to hell.
00:34:22You're married?
00:34:23To who?
00:34:26Her husband is a programmer at my company.
00:34:28He probably has to work late tonight.
00:34:30Right.
00:34:30That makes sense.
00:34:32No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
00:34:37Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
00:34:44Sure.
00:34:45When there's a chance.
00:34:48I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
00:34:52I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
00:34:56He had followed me out.
00:34:57Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
00:35:00Give me the keys.
00:35:01What about me?
00:35:02It's pouring outside.
00:35:03If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
00:35:06My car is with the driver for maintenance.
00:35:08Clara's in bad shape.
00:35:10Give her some space.
00:35:11Wait for an Uber.
00:35:12Give.
00:35:13Give.
00:35:14Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
00:35:17I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
00:35:21I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
00:35:25It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
00:35:29I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
00:35:31It was a work message from Carter.
00:35:33The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
00:35:35Go to the office and handle it.
00:35:37I was still his executive assistant.
00:35:39I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project
00:35:43was in his study.
00:35:44He didn't answer my calls.
00:35:46He didn't reply to my messages.
00:35:48I had no choice but to go home.
00:35:52No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
00:36:02Why are you here?
00:36:04Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
00:36:07If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
00:36:10I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
00:36:13The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
00:36:16You didn't answer a single call.
00:36:20So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
00:36:25My clothes got wet.
00:36:27You've always been sensible.
00:36:28Don't make a fuss over something so small.
00:36:30Sensible.
00:36:31So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
00:36:33To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
00:36:36To be called into work in the middle of the night.
00:36:38To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
00:36:41For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth,
00:36:45but myself.
00:36:46I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
00:36:48Go get the file from the study.
00:36:49Be quiet.
00:36:56I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
00:37:00Then I went into the study and got the key file.
00:37:03But I was so tired.
00:37:04I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
00:37:07So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
00:37:12It was my resignation letter.
00:37:14Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
00:37:18Have you settled the apartment?
00:37:20I need to move in within the next two days.
00:37:23At daybreak, I rubbed my red sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
00:37:29Clara found our marriage certificate.
00:37:31She's threatening to jump.
00:37:32Come back now.
00:37:33My mother's call came right after.
00:37:34Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
00:37:36You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
00:37:39Can't you apologize for once?
00:37:41If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
00:37:51I wasn't even surprised anymore.
00:37:53Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
00:37:58I rushed to the community.
00:38:00I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
00:38:04How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
00:38:09The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
00:38:12Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
00:38:23Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
00:38:29I had just propped myself up.
00:38:31I don't know someone like you!
00:38:33I don't have a daughter like you!
00:38:40My hands shook as I called 911.
00:38:42Then everything went black.
00:38:46When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
00:38:49You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
00:38:51You've just had a miscarriage.
00:38:53We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
00:38:56After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
00:39:00In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
00:39:04Your sister has been traumatized.
00:39:06She can't see you right now.
00:39:09My mother and I will take good care of her.
00:39:11Of course I knew.
00:39:12And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
00:39:16If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
00:39:20I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
00:39:22There's something else I need to tell you.
00:39:25Let's get divorced.
00:39:36My sister was injured and lost her memory.
00:39:39She forgot everyone, except my husband, Carter Hayes.
00:39:42She believed he was her boyfriend.
00:39:44My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
00:39:47clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
00:39:53It's only temporary.
00:39:54Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
00:39:57But he didn't know that the moment he nodded,
00:39:59some things could never go back.
00:40:02Chloe, you should move out for now.
00:40:04Clara can't handle any stimulation.
00:40:07I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
00:40:09It's not convenient for you to stay.
00:40:12What if Clara never gets her memory back?
00:40:14Are you planning to play along with her forever?
00:40:17She's your sister.
00:40:18She's in terrible shape right now.
00:40:19Just give her some space.
00:40:23Go pack.
00:40:23Don't take too much.
00:40:24I'll have someone deal with the rest.
00:40:25He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
00:40:28Take that too.
00:40:29Clara doesn't like this style.
00:40:30I'll buy you a new one another day.
00:40:32That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
00:40:35For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
00:40:37So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
00:40:41Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
00:40:44I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
00:40:47When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
00:40:50Carter was giving instructions.
00:40:52Persian cashmere rugs.
00:40:55Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
00:40:57He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one.
00:41:02Crumpled them.
00:41:03And tossed them into the trash.
00:41:06Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
00:41:08Your sister knows your handwriting.
00:41:10Don't make her overthink.
00:41:11I stood in the entryway.
00:41:13Watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
00:41:16It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
00:41:18He just didn't have time for me.
00:41:19I turned to leave.
00:41:20As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
00:41:23Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
00:41:25The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
00:41:27I thought he had thrown it away.
00:41:28I reached out to pull the drawer open.
00:41:30Chloe.
00:41:32Why are you still here?
00:41:35I didn't answer.
00:41:36I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes.
00:41:39And walked out of the house that had once been mine.
00:41:46At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
00:41:52Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
00:41:54Don't tell my husband.
00:41:59When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
00:42:03There's a college reunion tonight.
00:42:05Our old professor will be there.
00:42:07I'll take you and your sister.
00:42:09Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
00:42:11He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
00:42:15That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
00:42:18Carter opened the door.
00:42:21The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
00:42:26I didn't respond.
00:42:27A sour ache spread through my chest.
00:42:30Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
00:42:35Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
00:42:38Always tagging along.
00:42:39All right.
00:42:40Stop teasing her.
00:42:46Stanford.
00:42:47Carter led Clara across the main quad.
00:42:51Remember freshman year at the football game?
00:42:53We were chosen as squad leaders.
00:42:55We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
00:42:58Of course I remember.
00:43:01And the spring formal.
00:43:03We hosted it together.
00:43:05Chloe was there too, right?
00:43:07I was.
00:43:08In the audience.
00:43:10Back then, they were upstairs.
00:43:12I was below it.
00:43:14Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
00:43:18In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
00:43:21The party queen and the fraternity president are here.
00:43:24Still holding hands?
00:43:26When are we getting invitations?
00:43:30I thought I heard Carter was married.
00:43:34You must have heard wrong, professor.
00:43:36I'm not married.
00:43:38Not yet.
00:43:40But soon.
00:43:43I looked away and took a sip of wine.
00:43:46It tasted bitter.
00:43:47After a few rounds of drinks,
00:43:49a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
00:43:52Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
00:43:53I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
00:43:58I'm married.
00:43:59I've been married for five years.
00:44:04That was when I suddenly understood.
00:44:07I had signed my own ticket to hell.
00:44:14You're married?
00:44:16To who?
00:44:19Her husband is a programmer at my company.
00:44:21He probably has to work late tonight.
00:44:23Right.
00:44:23That makes sense.
00:44:24No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
00:44:29Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
00:44:36Sure.
00:44:38When there's a chance.
00:44:41I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
00:44:45I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
00:44:48He had followed me out.
00:44:50Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
00:44:52Give me the keys.
00:44:53What about me?
00:44:55It's pouring outside.
00:44:56If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
00:44:59My car is with the driver for maintenance.
00:45:01Clara's in bad shape.
00:45:02Give her some space.
00:45:03Wait for an Uber.
00:45:05Give.
00:45:06Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
00:45:10I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
00:45:13I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
00:45:18It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
00:45:22I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
00:45:24It was a work message from Carter.
00:45:26The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
00:45:28Go to the office and handle it.
00:45:29I was still his executive assistant.
00:45:31I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project
00:45:36was in his study.
00:45:37He didn't answer my calls.
00:45:39He didn't reply to my messages.
00:45:41I had no choice but to go home.
00:45:44No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
00:45:55Why are you here?
00:45:56Didn't I tell you not to come back before Claire recovers her memory?
00:45:59If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
00:46:02I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
00:46:06The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
00:46:09You didn't answer a single call.
00:46:13So helping Claire recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
00:46:17My clothes got wet.
00:46:19You've always been sensible.
00:46:21Don't make a fuss over something so small.
00:46:23I'm sensible.
00:46:24So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
00:46:26To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
00:46:28To be called into work in the middle of the night.
00:46:31To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
00:46:33For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth,
00:46:37but myself.
00:46:38I'll carry Claire to the bedroom first.
00:46:40Go get the file from the study.
00:46:42Be quiet.
00:46:49I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
00:46:53Then I went into the study and got the key file.
00:46:56But I was so tired.
00:46:57I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
00:47:00So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
00:47:04It was my resignation letter.
00:47:07Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
00:47:11Have you settled the apartment?
00:47:13I need to move in within the next two days.
00:47:16At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
00:47:22Clara found our marriage certificate.
00:47:23She's threatening to jump.
00:47:24Come back now.
00:47:25My mother's call came right after.
00:47:27Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
00:47:29You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
00:47:32Can't you apologize for once?
00:47:33If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
00:47:44I wasn't even surprised anymore.
00:47:46Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
00:47:51I rushed to the community.
00:47:53I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
00:47:57How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
00:48:01The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
00:48:05Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
00:48:16Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
00:48:21I had just propped myself up.
00:48:24I don't know someone like you.
00:48:26I don't have a daughter like you.
00:48:33My hands shook as I called 911.
00:48:35Then everything went black.
00:48:38When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
00:48:42You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
00:48:44You've just had a miscarriage.
00:48:46We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
00:48:49After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
00:48:53In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
00:48:57Your sister has been traumatized.
00:48:59She can't see you right now.
00:49:02My mother and I will take good care of her.
00:49:04Of course I knew.
00:49:05And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
00:49:09If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
00:49:12I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
00:49:15There's something else I need to tell you.
00:49:18Let's get divorced.
00:49:22Let's get divorced.
00:49:29My sister was injured and lost her memory.
00:49:32She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
00:49:35She believed he was her boyfriend.
00:49:37My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
00:49:40clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
00:49:46It's only temporary.
00:49:47Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
00:49:49But he didn't know that the moment he nodded, some things could never go back.
00:49:55Chloe, you should move out for now.
00:49:57Clara can't handle any stimulation.
00:50:00I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
00:50:02It's not convenient for you to stay.
00:50:05What if Clara never gets her memory back?
00:50:07Are you planning to play along with her forever?
00:50:09She's your sister.
00:50:10She's in terrible shape right now.
00:50:12Just give her some space.
00:50:15Go pack.
00:50:16Don't take too much.
00:50:17I'll have someone deal with the rest.
00:50:18He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
00:50:21Take that too.
00:50:21Clara doesn't like this style.
00:50:22I'll buy you a new one another day.
00:50:24That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
00:50:27For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
00:50:30So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
00:50:34Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
00:50:37I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
00:50:39When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
00:50:43Carter was giving instructions.
00:50:45Persian cashmere rugs.
00:50:47Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
00:50:50He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one,
00:50:54crumpled them, and tossed them into the trash.
00:50:59Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
00:51:01Your sister knows your handwriting.
00:51:03Don't make her overthink.
00:51:04I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years slowly turn into another woman's.
00:51:09It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
00:51:11He just didn't have time for me.
00:51:12I turned to leave.
00:51:13As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
00:51:16Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
00:51:18The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
00:51:20I thought he had thrown it away.
00:51:21I reached out to pull the drawer open.
00:51:23Chloe.
00:51:25Why are you still here?
00:51:27I didn't answer.
00:51:29I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes and walked out of the house that
00:51:34had once been mine.
00:51:38At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
00:51:44Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
00:51:47Don't tell my husband.
00:51:52When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
00:51:56There's a college reunion tonight.
00:51:58Our old professor will be there.
00:52:00I'll take you and your sister.
00:52:02Clara's been recovering pretty well lately.
00:52:03He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
00:52:07That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
00:52:11Carter opened the door.
00:52:13The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
00:52:18I didn't respond.
00:52:20A sour ache spread through my chest.
00:52:23Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
00:52:28Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
00:52:31Always tagging along.
00:52:32All right.
00:52:33Stop teasing her.
00:52:39Stanford.
00:52:40Carter led Clara across the main quad.
00:52:44Remember freshman year at the football game?
00:52:46We were chosen as squad leaders.
00:52:48We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
00:52:51Of course I remember.
00:52:54And the spring formal.
00:52:56We hosted it together.
00:52:58Chloe was there too, right?
00:52:59I was in the audience.
00:53:02Back then, they were upstairs.
00:53:05I was below it.
00:53:06Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
00:53:10In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
00:53:14The party queen and the fraternity president are here!
00:53:17Still holding hands?
00:53:18When are we getting invitations?
00:53:22I thought I heard Carter was married.
00:53:27You must have heard wrong, professor.
00:53:29I'm not married.
00:53:31Not yet.
00:53:32But soon.
00:53:35I looked away and took a sip of wine.
00:53:39It tasted bitter.
00:53:40After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
00:53:44Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
00:53:46I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
00:53:51I'm married.
00:53:52I've been married for five years.
00:53:57That was when I suddenly understood.
00:54:00I had signed my own ticket to hell.
00:54:07You're married?
00:54:08To who?
00:54:11Her husband is a programmer at my company.
00:54:13He probably has to work late tonight.
00:54:15Right.
00:54:16That makes sense.
00:54:17No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
00:54:22Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
00:54:29Sure.
00:54:30When there's a chance.
00:54:34I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
00:54:38I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
00:54:41He had followed me out.
00:54:43Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
00:54:45Give me the keys.
00:54:46What about me?
00:54:47It's pouring outside.
00:54:48If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
00:54:51My car is with the driver for maintenance.
00:54:54Clara's in bad shape.
00:54:55Give her some space.
00:54:56Wait for an Uber.
00:54:58Give.
00:54:59Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
00:55:02I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
00:55:06I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
00:55:11It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
00:55:14I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
00:55:17It was a work message from Carter.
00:55:18The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
00:55:21Go to the office and handle it.
00:55:22I was still his executive assistant.
00:55:24I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project
00:55:29was in his study.
00:55:30He didn't answer my calls.
00:55:32He didn't reply to my messages.
00:55:34I had no choice but to go home.
00:55:37No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
00:55:48Why are you here?
00:55:49Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
00:55:52If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
00:55:55I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
00:55:58The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
00:56:01You didn't answer a single call.
00:56:06So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
00:56:10My clothes got wet.
00:56:12You've always been sensible.
00:56:14Don't make a fuss over something so small.
00:56:15I'm sensible.
00:56:17So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
00:56:19To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
00:56:21To be called into work in the middle of the night.
00:56:23To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
00:56:26For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth,
00:56:30but myself.
00:56:31I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
00:56:33Go get the file from the study.
00:56:35Be quiet.
00:56:42I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
00:56:45Then I went into the study and got the key file.
00:56:48But I was so tired, I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
00:56:53So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
00:56:57It was my resignation letter.
00:57:00Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
00:57:04Have you settled the apartment?
00:57:05I need to move in within the next two days.
00:57:08At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
00:57:14Clara found our marriage certificate.
00:57:16She's threatening to jump.
00:57:17Come back now.
00:57:18My mother's call came right after.
00:57:20Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
00:57:22You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
00:57:24Can't you apologize for once?
00:57:26If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
00:57:36I wasn't even surprised anymore.
00:57:39Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
00:57:44I rushed to the community.
00:57:46I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
00:57:50How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
00:57:54The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
00:57:58Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
00:58:08Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
00:58:14I had just propped myself up.
00:58:17I don't know someone like you.
00:58:19I don't have a daughter like you.
00:58:25My hands shook as I called 911.
00:58:28Then everything went black.
00:58:31When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
00:58:34You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
00:58:37You've just had a miscarriage.
00:58:39We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
00:58:42After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
00:58:46In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
00:58:50Your sister has been traumatized.
00:58:51She can't see you right now.
00:58:55My mother and I will take good care of her.
00:58:57Of course I knew.
00:58:58And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
00:59:01If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
00:59:05I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
00:59:08There's something else I need to tell you.
00:59:09Let's get divorced.
00:59:21My sister was injured and lost her memory.
00:59:24She forgot everyone except my husband, Carter Hayes.
00:59:28She believed he was her boyfriend.
00:59:30My mother broke down crying in the hospital hallway,
00:59:32clutching my arm and begging me to give Carter back to my sister.
00:59:38It's only temporary.
00:59:40Once her memory comes back, everything will go back to normal.
00:59:42But he didn't know that the moment he nodded,
00:59:45some things could never go back.
00:59:47Chloe, you should move out for now.
00:59:49Clara can't handle any stimulation.
00:59:53I'm bringing her here so I can take care of her.
00:59:54It's not convenient for you to stay.
00:59:57What if Clara never gets her memory back?
00:59:59Are you planning to play along with her forever?
01:00:02She's your sister.
01:00:03She's in terrible shape right now.
01:00:05Just give her some space.
01:00:08Go pack.
01:00:09Don't take too much.
01:00:09I'll have someone deal with the rest.
01:00:11He walked into the living room and pointed at the Tiffany lamp on the wall.
01:00:13Take that too.
01:00:14Clara doesn't like this style.
01:00:15I'll buy you a new one another day.
01:00:17That lamp was the first birthday gift he had ever given me.
01:00:20For five years of marriage, I wiped it clean every week.
01:00:23So in his eyes, it had been ready to throw away all along.
01:00:26Maybe it wasn't just the lamp he wanted to throw away.
01:00:29I carried the lamp downstairs to the trash bins.
01:00:32When I came back, the designer had already arrived.
01:00:36Carter was giving instructions.
01:00:38Persian cashmere rugs.
01:00:40Egyptian long-steption cotton bedding.
01:00:43He went into the study and tore down my sticky notes one by one,
01:00:47crumpled them, and tossed them into the trash.
01:00:51Clear out all the sticky notes you left.
01:00:54Your sister knows your handwriting.
01:00:56Don't make her overthink.
01:00:57I stood in the entryway, watching the home I had lived in for five years
01:01:00slowly turn into another woman's.
01:01:02It wasn't that Carter didn't have time.
01:01:03He just didn't have time for me.
01:01:05I turned to leave.
01:01:06As I passed the study, I caught sight of a half-open drawer.
01:01:09Inside was a glimpse of gray-blue yarn.
01:01:10The scarf I had half-knitted three years ago.
01:01:13I thought he had thrown it away.
01:01:14I reached out to pull the drawer open.
01:01:16Chloe.
01:01:18Why are you still here?
01:01:20I didn't answer.
01:01:22I picked up the bag that held only a few changes of clothes
01:01:25and walked out of the house that had once been mine.
01:01:31At the gate, I texted a real estate agent I hadn't contacted in a long time.
01:01:37Find me an apartment downtown as soon as possible.
01:01:40Don't tell my husband.
01:01:44When I checked into the Marriott downtown, Carter called.
01:01:49There's a college reunion tonight.
01:01:51Our old professor will be there.
01:01:53I'll take you and your sister.
01:01:54Claire has been recovering pretty well lately.
01:01:56He hung up after that without the slightest concern for me.
01:02:00That evening, I returned to my own home as a guest.
01:02:04Carter opened the door.
01:02:06The therapist said familiar things could help Clara recover.
01:02:11I didn't respond.
01:02:12A sour ache spread through my chest.
01:02:15Clara came downstairs, linked her arm through Carter's, and smiled at me.
01:02:20Chloe, you're still the same as in college.
01:02:23Always tagging along.
01:02:25All right. Stop teasing her.
01:02:32Stanford.
01:02:33Carter led Clara across the main quad.
01:02:36Remember freshman year at the football game?
01:02:39We were chosen as squad leaders.
01:02:41We secretly held hands and someone posted the photo on the forum.
01:02:44Of course I remember.
01:02:47And the spring formal.
01:02:48We hosted it together.
01:02:50Chloe was there too, right?
01:02:52I was.
01:02:54In the audience.
01:02:55Back then, they were upstairs.
01:02:57I was below it.
01:02:59Even after I married Carter, I was still the invisible person in their story.
01:03:03In the private dining room, our classmates started cheering.
01:03:07The party queen and the fraternity president are here!
01:03:09Still holding hands?
01:03:11When are we getting invitations?
01:03:15I thought I heard Carter was married.
01:03:20You must have heard wrong, professor.
01:03:22I'm not married.
01:03:24Not yet.
01:03:25But soon.
01:03:28I looked away and took a sip of wine.
01:03:31I looked away and took a sip of wine.
01:03:32It tasted bitter.
01:03:33After a few rounds of drinks, a fraternity member beside me lightly nodged my elbow.
01:03:37Chloe, are you seeing anyone?
01:03:38I always wanted to ask you out back in college.
01:03:43I'm married.
01:03:45I've been married for five years.
01:03:50That was when I suddenly understood.
01:03:53I had signed my own ticket to hell.
01:04:00You're married?
01:04:01To who?
01:04:04Her husband is a programmer at my company.
01:04:06He probably has to work late tonight.
01:04:08Right.
01:04:09That makes sense.
01:04:10No offense, but you and your sister were never on the same level.
01:04:15Chloe, you should bring your husband out to meet us sometime.
01:04:22Sure.
01:04:23When there's a chance.
01:04:26I couldn't sit there any longer, so I excused myself to the restroom.
01:04:30I was about to go back when I turned and met Carter's eyes.
01:04:34He had followed me out.
01:04:35Clara likes the pink Porsche you drove here.
01:04:38Give me the keys.
01:04:39What about me?
01:04:40It's pouring outside.
01:04:41If you take the car, how am I supposed to get back?
01:04:44My car is with the driver for maintenance.
01:04:46Clara's in bad shape.
01:04:48Give her some space.
01:04:49Wait for an Uber.
01:04:51Give.
01:04:51Since we were children, I gave Clara everything she wanted.
01:04:55I gave and gave until I even gave away my husband.
01:04:59I waited in the restaurant until closing, but no Uber accepted the ride.
01:05:04It was past midnight when I finally hailed a car.
01:05:07I had just gotten in when my phone buzzed.
01:05:09It was a work message from Carter.
01:05:11The Europe Cloud architecture proposal is urgent.
01:05:13Go to the office and handle it.
01:05:15I was still his executive assistant.
01:05:17I told the driver to head to the office, but one encrypted key needed for the project was in his
01:05:22study.
01:05:22He didn't answer my calls.
01:05:24He didn't reply to my messages.
01:05:26I had no choice but to go home.
01:05:30No one answered the doorbell, so I entered the passcode and pushed the door open.
01:05:41Why are you here?
01:05:42Didn't I tell you not to come back before Clara recovers her memory?
01:05:45If she finds out about us, everything will be for nothing.
01:05:48I took out my phone and held up the dozen missed calls in front of him.
01:05:51The project you told me to handle needs the key file.
01:05:54You didn't answer a single call.
01:05:58So helping Clara recover her memory requires taking your clothes off.
01:06:03My clothes got wet.
01:06:05You've always been sensible.
01:06:06Don't make a fuss over something so small.
01:06:08Sensible.
01:06:09So I deserve to swallow every grievance.
01:06:12To wait all night in the rain for a ride.
01:06:14To be called into work in the middle of the night.
01:06:16To watch my husband hold another woman in his arms.
01:06:19For the first time, I felt that what I had exhausted on Carter was not just my youth, but myself.
01:06:24I'll carry Clara to the bedroom first.
01:06:26Go get the file from the study.
01:06:28Be quiet.
01:06:34I stood there and watched him disappear down the hallway.
01:06:38Then I went into the study and got the key file.
01:06:41But I was so tired.
01:06:42I couldn't tolerate it anymore.
01:06:45So the first thing I printed at the printer wasn't the proposal.
01:06:50It was my resignation letter.
01:06:53Near dawn, I sent the real estate agent a second message.
01:06:56Have you settled the apartment?
01:06:58I need to move in within the next two days.
01:07:01At daybreak, I rubbed my red, sleepless eyes and was about to return to the hotel.
01:07:07Clara found our marriage certificate.
01:07:09She's threatening to jump.
01:07:10Come back now.
01:07:11My mother's call came right after.
01:07:12Why didn't you take the marriage certificate when you moved out?
01:07:15You just can't stand to see your sister happy.
01:07:17Can't you apologize for once?
01:07:19If anything happens to Clara, don't ever call me your mother again.
01:07:29I wasn't even surprised anymore.
01:07:31Ever since we were children, whenever Clara was unhappy, I was the one who got blamed.
01:07:36I rushed to the community.
01:07:38I had barely reached the police line when Clara pointed at me and screamed.
01:07:43How could you marry behind my back at City Hall?
01:07:47The two people I loved most betrayed me together.
01:07:50Clara, the only person I've ever loved is you.
01:08:01Before I could even breathe, a powerful force slammed into me.
01:08:07I had just propped myself up.
01:08:09I don't know someone like you.
01:08:11I don't have a daughter like you.
01:08:18My hands shook as I called 911.
01:08:21Then everything went black.
01:08:24When I woke up, I was lying in a hospital bed.
01:08:27You were a little over six weeks pregnant.
01:08:29You've just had a miscarriage.
01:08:31We'll keep you under observation for an hour.
01:08:34After observation ended, I took my medication and slowly walked out.
01:08:38In the second floor hallway, I ran into Carter.
01:08:42Your sister has been traumatized.
01:08:44She can't see you right now.
01:08:47My mother and I will take good care of her.
01:08:49Of course I knew.
01:08:50And once again, he proved to me that Carter didn't love me at all.
01:08:54If he cared even a little, he wouldn't have missed how pale I looked.
01:08:58I turned to leave, but he grabbed my wrist.
01:09:00There's something else I need to tell you.
01:09:03Let's get divorced.