About the book: 2024 / - Did you know about the child? I look away to the side so as not to see his rage, but I don’t regret anything: - I knew .—Why didn’t you tell me about this before the divorce?—Why? To remain a comfortable wife and continue to endure your antics? I’m glad that we got divorced. “As we divorced, we’ll get married again,” he says, and I laugh bitterly. “Never, Smolin.” Do you hear? Never. - We'll see. He, as always, was stubborn and impenetrable, but I'm not the same as before. - There's nothing to watch. I loved you and you betrayed me, so go to hell.