In the middle of the night, someone called to say they'd seen an elderly woman playing on a swing with a child. The dispatcher thought it was a prank, but the person said they'd been swinging all night. When they arrived, the little girl was dead. The old lady kept placing the little girl on the swing, again and again. The girl was scared to death.

I've been chasing after Oliver Smith for ten years, and he finally proposed to me. The night before our engagement party, at around one in the morning, I received a message from an unknown number: "Oliver's had too much to drink. Please come pick him up." When I rushed over, I saw Oliver and Mia clinking their glasses in a toast. A provocatively dressed girl nestled in his arms, flashed me a taunting smile, and said in her sweetest voice, "Linda, don't misunderstand. We're just playing a game of Truth or Dare." Oliver's eyes were full of impatience. "It's just a bachelor's night, Linda. Stop making a fuss over everything." I took off the plain silver ring from my middle finger and hand it over to him. His smile was mocking. "You chased after me for ten years and finally got what you wanted. Don't act dramatic. I won't give you a second chance." But I only whispered, "Oliver, this is the fifty-first time. I'm tired. Let's break up." He sneered, throwing the ring into the trash. I cut off all contact and left his life. Yet he went mad trying to find the ring again, begging over and over for forgiveness in front of me. But Oliver, I don't love you anymore.

When my best friend got divorced, I said I wanted to get divorced too, and everyone laughed. They laughed. Vito laughed at me: "Your best friend has a career and education, and she left her man alone to be beautiful. Do you have money?" I left school to start a business with him, but now I'm a stain on my education. He thinks I don't deserve him. Vito laughed even louder, "What else do you have that's better than me? Can you live without me? Are you good enough?" I said yes. Vito is funny. I can share half of his property. I can't go where he can't. What kind of man can't find a woman?