I Tried To Divorce My Husband

“Get a divorce.”

After losing her daughter five years ago, Martiana locked herself in her room, consumed by despair. While her husband was away on a business trip, her mother-in-law handed her divorce papers.

“Your husband agreed to it too.”

A sudden demand. Yet Martiana didn’t reject the proposal.

Their marriage was already beyond repair. What was once a blissful union had been distorted ever since they lost their daughter.

So, let’s just end it. Let’s give everything up. We’re all exhausted, and we’ve hurt each other too much. Let’s stop tormenting ourselves by staying together.

With that resolve, she walked away.

But then—

“What?”

Why was the daughter they had desperately searched for living with her husband’s younger brother and his wife?

Why was her sister-in-law introducing the child as her own?

And why—

“I never intended to divorce you.”

—was the husband who suggested the divorce now clinging to Martiana?