Even after the marriage, you've known for a while that Stephen has been unfaithful to you. You choose to give up since no matter how hard you try to get his attention, he is not going to give it once.

As Stephen begins to notice the change, he decides to check if you would still feel jealous.

However, no.

Nothing happens regardless of how hard he tries to render you feel depressed or envious. At that point, he understands that you no longer feel envious of him; he was certain that you had also stopped loving him.

He should not be hurt given that he loves his lover more than he loves you. But it exacerbates his pain.

Since then, he has been trying to make things better so that you can be with him the way you were before, but it isn't working.

Because you believe he deserved someone better and someone he loves far more than you, you begin to grow apart until you make the choice to get a divorce. You place a pen on one side and place the divorce document on the table.

"W-wait, I swear I will be your most loving husband," he says, his eyes widening in astonishment as he looks at you with a mixture of amazement, panic, and grief. "Believe me, sweetheart. Please."