In the world of emotions, sometimes the ripples of fate can push us to unexpected places. The story of three men begins with a divorce, a severed bond, but it is also the starting point for them to know a kind of truth: the extramarital lover after the divorce is indeed very different from the wife.
The first man, named Jack, was a successful businessman. His marriage seems to be perfect, but it hides many inner troubles. His wife, Alice, is a typical housewife, but as time passes, the relationship between the two gradually drifts apart. By chance, Jack meets Claire, a woman who understands and supports him, and they start an affair. At first, Jack feels like he's finally found a place in his heart, but later discovers that Claire can't take his wife's place in life. After the separation, Jack decides to revisit the marriage and repair his relationship with his wife.
The second man, named Peter, was an ordinary office worker. He and his wife Lily were childhood sweethearts in college, but their relationship gradually became dull. At a unit party, Peter gets acquainted with Mary, a lively and cheerful girl whose presence gives him new energy. Although Peter fell into a brief passion, he later realized that his feelings for his wife were deeply rooted in his heart. He decided to put aside his affair and work to re-establish trust and communication with his wife.
The third man, Tom, is an artist with passion and pursuit. His relationship with his wife, Jane, has always been the same, but after Jane became terminally ill, he felt an endless shadow. During Jane's illness, Tom meets Sarah, whose presence gives him a hint of warmth and comfort. Although Tom is confused, he ultimately chooses to cherish the memories with his wife and pass on Jane's spirit.
The stories of these three men teach us that there are fundamental differences between lovers and wives outside of marriage, and that divorce is not the only solution. By re-examining our marriage and improving our relationships, we may be able to find more lasting and authentic happiness.