Mage Joan

"If I say it's not because of this, it's too hypocritical."

Josephine sighed, looking sad.

Joanne can fully understand her mentality.

Although Mr. Kaufman’s ex-wife, Mrs. Elena, was not killed by his own hands, he had a subjective intention to murder his wife. The lady was personally killed by her lover.

When Mr. Kauffman pursued Josephine, he deliberately concealed this "black history" from him. Later, the stain of buying a murdered wife was exposed. Josephine was shocked by this and discovered that his fiance was different. His loss of trust is also reasonable.

However, after all, perhaps because Joan himself is a man, mainly from a male perspective, to examine the tragedy that occurred at Kauffman's family, there is a trace of sympathy for David Kauffman.

Mrs. Josephine seemed to see his subtle change of mind and asked with a smile: "Joan, tell me honestly, do you think I made a wrong decision?"

"Of course you have nothing wrong, I just feel sorry for Mr. Kaufman."

"You seem more sympathetic to him than to me?"

"There will be a little bit."

Joan spoke frankly.

"Most men in the world, in the position of Mr. Kaufman, were humiliated by his ex-wife. I'm afraid they couldn't help but kill their hearts."

"Of course, this is morally and legally untenable and deserves to be criticized and punished, but since you asked me, I can only express my truest thoughts, although I also know that such thoughts are selfish Narrow, but I can't always pretend to be a moral gentleman and deceive you..."

Joan's face was flushed red, and he tried to explain it clumsily.

He thought that by saying these unpleasant words, it would inevitably annoy the countess, and even attracted sarcasm like "men are not good things".

However, no.

Josephine did not criticize him for his three views, and defended his decision with a tone of self-blame and grievance.

"Joan, I am also a reasonable person and can even accept your defense for David."

"So to speak, if it was not me who was going to marry David, but some of my girlfriends, one day she suddenly cried and ran to me, telling my fiance the past stains and asking me if I should retire."

"I'll be like you, and help her to analyze what is right and wrong, and finally will reach the same conclusion, telling her that your fiance was trying to murder his wife because the other party betrayed the first. Any man I can’t stand the humiliation. I made a mistake on impulse. It’s not unforgivable.”

"Since he has repented now, since he is good to you wholeheartedly, don’t worry about those old days, marry such a man who loves you wholeheartedly, and then count the gains in money and social status, you still have Is there anything unsatisfactory?"

"There are no perfect people in the world, I think David is already very good, don't think about it, get married now!"

"Joan, what do you think?"

"It's reasonable and convincing, but the same thing is on your own, why did you make the opposite decision?" Joan couldn't understand.

"Because of this truth, it is easy to tell others, but it is difficult to convince ourselves."

Josephine shook his head and smiled bitterly.

"In fact, I understand the truth, but I can't convince myself to get rid of a knot in the end-since David has a history of killing his wife because of jealousy, after we get married in the future, who can guarantee that he will not do the same to me. "

"Mr. Kaufman promised you not to interfere with your social activities after marriage. Isn't this enough forgiveness?" Joan couldn't help but be fair.

"The problem is, a man who had killed his wife Qianke made such a promise. Do you think I should believe him?" Mrs. Josephine asked rhetorically.

Joan was speechless.

The breakdown of feelings always starts with a crisis of trust.

Once lovers lose mutual trust, their emotions will have a crack, and this crack based on emotion is difficult to bridge with reason.

At this stage, it doesn’t matter who is right or who is not. What matters is that there is no more love.

No matter how cold the truth is, there is no way to rekindle the flame of love that has been extinguished.

Josephine sighed, and then said: "I am determined to retire, not only disappointed with David, but also disappointed with the contractual relationship of marriage. Perhaps this kind of depressive human contract should not exist at all."

"If David’s ex-wife, Mrs. Elena, at the beginning of her discovery that she did not love her husband, she could divorce him in a peaceful way, instead of barely living together, arguing over the years and accumulating Contradiction, the result gave the liar the opportunity to induce her to derail... All the tragedies after that may not happen."

"However, under our current marriage system, especially considering the pressure of public opinion, this is almost impossible. The tragedy of the Kauffman family will continue to repeat itself in this world."

Joan was very dissatisfied with her rhetoric and couldn't help but whisper.

"You said that these are meaningless. The marriage system has been in our society for thousands of years and will continue..."

"But one day it will die!" Josephine said flatly. Severe looks like a judge who is announcing the sentence.

Joan couldn't help but sigh.

The countess's decisive expression reminded him of the blind witches in the ancient temple who were said to be able to predict the future, but wondered whether her prediction at the moment was a blessing or a curse for the future people.

"If there is no marriage contract, how can people live in the future? Doesn't everyone have children anymore? Then humans will die out!"

Joan tried to refute the countess's pessimistic view of marriage, but the result was a burst of laughter.

"My stupid child, can have a baby without marrying!"

"One day in the future, when human society abolishes the legal and moral level of "married couples", people will be like breaking away from a shackle, purely for the union of love.

Joan shook her head, vaguely feeling that her words were unreasonable, but could not logically find obvious loopholes.

At the very least, he had to admit that marriage is not a necessary nature like eating and sleeping. People die if they don’t eat or sleep, but what if they don’t get married?

Marriage contract is nothing but human legislation on human beings at a specific historical stage, and its foundation of existence does not seem to be as unbreakable as it seems on the surface.

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