‘Are you going to eat your hat by now? Oh, you'll
forget even the fact that you said that.’ Is it because of the conversation I
had with my husband at the dinner?
I met my sister while she was on the phone
talking to someone in a cheerful way. "Who is it?" "She works in
the church office. By the way, she is artist like you." “What's her name?"
After hearing the details of her impressions, I know her. "Do you call her
again, sister? I have something to say." My sister called and gave me a
call.
"Do you remember me? I was wondering if
you were eating your hat?" "I am going to eat my hat?” she was puzzled. “You
promised me you’d eat your hat if I didn’t get divorced.” She was surprised at
my absurd question, and I told her to think it over and quickly hung up. What
if it was real? Unfortunately, it was a last night dream.
In reality, she was one of the unmarried acquaintances
who called me at 7 a.m. about 30 years ago. She rambled on for two hours with various reasons for not being able to
marry the prospective groom who is my husband now. 'If
you get married and don’t get divorced, I will eat my hat,' she said.
The man who is going to married with me is a man who has no job and
majored in fine art that cannot be financed. While agonizing over how to marry
such a man, I had to listen her to till my ears hurt.
“Why does stop our marriage to the skies?” When
I asked the prospective groom, he said, “There was an argument with her at a
meeting.” And asked me to marry him or leave him alone. I got married even
after receiving such treatment! I am a person without pride!
Our marriage started from a shabby warehouse
building so her promise was met. I suffered all sort of hardships as if I had
been thrown into the open sea, shivering with cold and the poverty. However, contrary to her
expectation, I am living a smooth life now.
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