When Our Love Began to Break in the Tenth Year

I felt bitter in my heart, but heard a gentle voice coming from his phone.

"Travis, what are you doing? What if she doesn't come back?"

"I'll contact a lawyer later and discuss the divorce with you. We don't need to keep in touch anymore."

Travis changed his tone immediately when he heard this.

"Jasmine, don't be like this, I have a partner to talk to right now. Besides, Kit is very competent at work, you know this. Why divorce because of her?"

I was about to explain, but heard Kit tell him that she had already booked a restaurant, and if we didn't go soon, we would lose our spot.

I hung up the phone directly, and Travis just hastily sent a voice message over Line explaining that he was too busy.

A few days later, it was our son's birthday.

Travis's mother took the initiative to call me. She said she missed her grandson and wanted me to take him to see her, to celebrate his birthday together.

After all, she is the elder of the child, it's understandable that she wants to see him.

So, I took my son to Travis's mother's house.

Travis and I have been married for many years. I cherish him and often bring our son to have dinner with his mother.

However, Travis's mother is quite traditional. The first time she met me, she laid out many rules.

She wanted me to be obedient and be a good wife and mother who would take care of Travis.

In order for Travis to work well, I followed his mother's words and took care of the family wholeheartedly.

As he earned more and more money, he also appreciated my efforts and left the original house to his mother, and bought a new one with me.

I didn't expect that Kit would be the one to open the door when I visited again.

Kit was wearing an apron, and at her feet was a teddy dog that kept barking at my son and me.

My son was scared by the dog's barking and started to cry loudly. I quickly picked him up.

But Kit, holding the dog, moved closer to us. My son's autism had improved a lot.

I didn't expect Kit to bring a dog.

"Jan, look, it's okay, this dog doesn't bite!"

Kit kept calling my son's name and moved closer with the dog.