Viola Harris looked into Amelia Clarke's eyes and said word by word, "Amelia, do you think with my broken body, there's still a chance for happiness? Men marry women, and at first, they may not care whether the woman can have children or what others say behind their backs because of love or affection. But as time goes by, when love and affection gradually wear off in the face of daily chores, and they face the pressure from outsiders and relatives, they will slowly become tired and dissatisfied. A marriage like that can't last."
"Since it can't last, why should I dive headlong into it, waiting to be abandoned in the future?"
"Viola, reality is not as pessimistic as you describe it. Not all men care about those things. The one who truly loves you, loves just you," Amelia Clarke tried to change Viola Harris's negative thinking.
