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When Divorce Tests Become a Death Sentence

share time: 2026-01-04 00:30:39

Wang Zilin, insecure, always used "repeated divorce proposals" to test his wife Zheng Chuchen's sincerity—every time he saw her crying and hugging him to stay, he thought, "This is love." But he didn't know Chuchen had long been diagnosed with ALS, and every "divorce" stimulus was like a knife, cutting away her remaining vitality. During their fourth divorce talk, Chuchen suddenly collapsed in his arms, holding the newly written "consent to divorce" in her hand. The words "3 months to live" on her medical record were like needles, piercing his heart to pieces—it turned out his "little trick" to confirm love had already drained his wife's life to the end. By the time he cried, "I'll never divorce again," Chuchen's eyes were already closed, and she didn't even finish saying, "I've always loved you."

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