Arleen and Raiden Robinson’s marriage have been bound and persisted for 7 years, it’s time to end. With no feelings for each other, why bother being tied down and torment one another. Arleen used to be full of hope in trying to patch up their marriage, but all she got, in the end, was setbacks and disappointments. “Raiden, let’s meet at our usual place tonight.” On the coffee table next to the sofa, the phone screen flickered. Arleen took a peep at the pop-up notification and carefully place the phone back on the table. Soon, the bathroom door swung open with a loud bang. Arleen squeezes the form in her hand, while she smiles and says to the charming man in a white bathrobe, “Let’s get a divorce.” They have been bound and persisted for 7 years, it’s time to end. “Divorce?” As if he has heard a funny joke, with each step, he moves closer and proceeds to hold her chin, “I brought that up 3 years ago, you’re the one who persists on staying together. Since you were so insisting, why end now?”