Thu Huong firmly believed in the saying: "Girls should marry early; if you marry the wrong person, you can always remarry." Thus, she always wanted to marry young. At 22, she married Minh Nhat after only half a year of dating. Their marriage was harmonious; they never argued, or rather, they didn't have time to argue. With a doctor husband and a banker wife, they were so busy they barely saw each other a few times a week, so when would they find time to fight? But how long can a seemingly sweet marriage, built upon his lies, truly last? How many times did the sweet, gentle name he always called truly refer to her? How many times did he genuinely enjoy the dishes she cooked, or was he thinking of someone else? When he praised her beautiful hairstyle, was he praising her, or another figure in his heart? Upon discovering the truth, she found the marriage she had always been proud of utterly ridiculous. "You love me? Or rather, you love my name. I can't hate the name my parents gave me, but I can hate you." "My biggest regret in life is marrying you." "Everyone knew, only I didn't. Why? Tell me. Why? Is it fun to deceive others?" "I've lost her." "Bite me, bite hard, just don't bite me to death, I still need to hold the scalpel for you."