He recounted that the couple lived together for 10 years and had two children. His wife works as a kitchen assistant for a restaurant, and he has about 5 years of experience as a motorbike taxi driver, before that he was a factory worker but had to quit his job due to staff reduction.
Usually, the family only has dinner to reunite. He said his personality is simple, just running out of KPI set by himself during the day and returning to his wife and children. After dinner, in the evening, surfing the internet and watching some TikTok clips, he falls asleep. His wife works all day and is also tired, so after dinner, the couple only talks about life a few sentences and turns off the lights. Yet, they still often clash, argue endlessly. Many times just from trivial matters such as the pot of soup being salty, the pot of braised fish overheating...
People say "husband yields to wife, wife yields", but both have huge egos, so they keep arguing, until they are exhausted, no one is willing to lose to anyone. In life, whatever is eroded by time, the marital affection is also the same. Then after a "drama war" until near dawn, both signed a divorce petition. The first week he intended to send it, but because of many things, he forgot it.
In the second week, his wife reminded him: "You send it, I'll keep it," he hummed and then didn't understand why he forgot. By the third week, he proactively said: "Take it to court and send it, I don't have time". His wife grumbled but then didn't go. Then a month, then two months passed, the petition was still lying silently in the corner of the cabinet. Neither of them mentioned it anymore and naturally, they treated each other more gently.
After listening, I laughed and said that it was indeed a predestined relationship that had not ended, also because the two people were compatible (the guy with the Water element, the wife with the Metal element). The guy kept silent for a while before saying: "I just thought, saying I still love is too big, more precisely, I still love. But people don't say, what is the word "love" that is deeper than the word "love, huh, sir?".
Suddenly the car stopped. The guy turned his head and said: "We're here, uncle!". Then he looked at me intently for a moment, surprisedly asking: "But why do you look so familiar? So what's wrong with you that I just met you and rushed to tell all the house and door stories like this?".
