Bound by contract, she enters marriage with one clear objective: give his mother the grandchild she demands. Love never factored into their arrangement—he made certain of it, always taking precautions before intimacy. She played the dutiful wife, asking nothing more, until his indifference toward their own child became unbearable. Divorce papers in hand, she walks away with a parting shot: "There's a whole world out there. I'll find someone who actually deserves me." His response cuts just as deep: "Good luck—your bank account will empty long before your heart finds anyone willing to stay."