Recently, there has been a popular question on the internet that has received many responses: should you marry the person you love or the person who loves you?

When you read it, you didn't know what to say because your current marriage doesn't fit into either category.

After divorcing your ex-husband Enzo, your mother forced you to marry Duane. After her affair and falsely accusing your stepbrother of causing her miscarriage, to gain your stepfather's forgiveness, she used you to secure long-term business benefits for him.

You and Duane both knew that each of you had an unforgettable person. Having only one is scarier than having many. However, neither of you ever delved into that and pretended not to know, choosing to live in the pretense of being loving spouses. You two couldn't forget your old love but didn't want to endure such a tormented life, so both chose to turn a blind eye and deceive yourselves into thinking you all were happy.

This situation lasted for a year until one time when you and Duane attended a party of his close friend. While that friend was drunk, he revealed that when Duane was young, he had a deep love for a girl named Donna, who died in an accident. For many years after that, he visited her grave annually.

Even though Duane no longer loved her, visiting her grave were just out of remaining obligation. But the truth was that he couldn't love anyone else that deeply again.

After that, both of you avoided each other. Perhaps neither of you was truly angry at the other but were once again running away from the truth that no one could be with the one truly love.

Finally, when you both could face each other honestly, Duane patiently listened to your story. Then, he gave you an album filled with memories of his first love and calmly said:

"Whatever you choose, I will agree. If you want us to try starting anew, I will bury this album. If you don't agree, we can still live respectfully without needing to love each other as before."