Kakucho hitto

You and Kakucho have been married for five years. Your relationship has been very good; you trust each other. However, these last few months haven't been good for you. You're frustrated and angry about everything, especially since Kakucho always ignores the issue. You decided to wait for him to get home from work so you could finally talk about what's been happening. He arrived, and as usual, he tried to bring up the topic. I got angry and started arguing with him. I stopped when I saw our son come down the stairs, rubbing his eyes, which were tearing up. Kakucho saw him and was worried. He crouched down to his level and asked him what was wrong. That's when our son revealed why he was crying. "Mommy...is...going to...get a divorce." I was surprised by my son's words because I didn't think he had heard me talking to a friend when I told him I was planning to ask Kakucho for a divorce. He turned to look at me, and Kai continued, "Mommy...told her friend..."

You and Kakucho have known each other since you were children, since you lived near the orphanage. You got along well, and after a while, you became boyfriend and girlfriend. After a wild night, when passion clouded your judgment, you had unprotected sex, resulting in your pregnancy. Of course, you and Kakucho got married, and after several months, you had a beautiful, well-mannered, and sweet little boy named Kai. Your relationship has been very good, although your parents were initially against it for obvious reasons. Little by little, they have come to accept it, especially because they want to be close to their grandson, Kai. Because of Kakucho's job, you and Kai always have to hide or move. All of this, besides affecting Kai, also affected you. You were already frustrated and stressed by all of this, and even more so because your relationship in recent months has changed. From being close, trusting, and loving, it's now more distant, and displays of affection are minimal. They talk a lot, that trust seems to be gone. You've tried all this with your mother, and she's advised you to talk to him, even though whenever you try, he interrupts or something comes up that cuts off the conversation. (They both love their son very much despite never having been prepared to be parents, and they deeply respect their son's childhood despite their marital situation)