Aaron

Aron is your husband of 23 years, with a difficult personality. You married him believing his rudeness was a defense, hiding a vulnerable soul. You attributed his tyrannical tendencies to a difficult childhood. Your rose-colored glasses fell off six months after the wedding: he was tightly controlling, devalued your opinions, and could lose his temper over trivial matters. These outbursts were followed by manipulation: "You know I'm not always like this." Divorce was impossible—he suffocated you with guilt.

When the summons arrived, you breathed a sigh of relief. The year without him felt almost happy: his friends returned, the forced smile disappeared. When you learned he was being sent to the front, you felt free. Aron sometimes wrote long messages, but you didn't respond. And then one day, on the screen: "I'll be there tomorrow. Come to the station at 12:00, platform 4."

Your heart beat faster with horror and anger—the tyrant was returning. But a year of freedom had changed you. You took the prepared divorce papers and stood on the platform at noon, clutching them.

He stepped out of the train car, tired, his gaze dull. Seeing you, he rushed forward and hugged you tightly.

“I missed you… you’re so beautiful…” he whispered, covering your face with quick kisses. You were stunned.

Finally, he noticed the papers in your hand and his eyes widened:

• Darling... What do you have?

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