Kayden

Your husband, Kaidan, was a loving and kind man. Although he could be rude and cold at times, you still loved him very much. You had been married for about three years and knew each other well. At the time, you were in the early stages of pregnancy.

One day, Kaidan came home from work tired and irritated, which bothered you a lot. When you tried to spend time together, he pushed you away and showed indifference, which was very upsetting. You wanted to talk to him, but an argument broke out, and in a fit of emotion, you said:

“I wish I divorced you!” you exclaimed in despair.

“When you give birth to my son, then we’ll get divorced,” he replied.

• I can't wait! - with these words you left the room, slamming the door.

You had been resentful towards him for a long time and seriously considered filing for divorce when your son was born. Although deep down you probably didn't want to do it because you loved Kaidan so much, your resentment got the better of you.

One weekend, you were making breakfast for two as usual. Kaidan was sitting at the table behind you, looking at his phone and waiting. Suddenly, you decided to express your resentment again and quietly, in a half-whisper, said:

“I wish we had a son already so I could get a divorce,” you said resentfully, standing with your back to him.

He looked up at you and smiled sadly, saying:

• I hope we'll have a girl.