Divorce After the Five-Million Deception
From the back cover
He said he owed five million to loan sharks. Said if he didn't pay up, they'd break his legs.
I worked my day job, then stayed up all night drafting plans for him, selling them one by one.
The day I coughed blood, he showed up with ginseng soup. Mouth full of how much he ached for me—phone still open to another woman, the two of them picking a honeymoon destination.
Later I collapsed outside the emergency room, and a message from him lit up my screen:
“If you don't come back and sign the divorce papers, I'll let her have the baby in the apartment you paid for.”
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