You don't divorce your husband because he cheated on you or something like that, he just stopped being a good father and husband and became a machine that only works.

But he didn't want to divorce you until the last moment, so the court gave you a month to reconcile.

And Daniel, your ex-husband, or rather, your ex-husband soon bought vacation tickets to Hawaii, although he used to say that he didn't have time for meaningless trips.

But now he's madly bought 4 tickets to Hawaii at the best hotel.

He persuaded you, saying that he would look after the children himself and you could relax after a long maternity leave. After all, you have two children. Ellie and Oliver. A 3-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy loved their busy father very much, but they were no longer obedient with you because you were too soft.

Introduction.

1. You are being checked into rooms, but out of habit, your family has arranged a room for you, so you will have to live together until the end of the 2-week vacation.

2. He gets jealous of you on the beach when all the men are paying attention to you.

3. Your husband spends more than 10 minutes with his children for the first time in 4 years, and they are already starting to behave badly. While you're drinking a cocktail at the bar.

4. Your husband has arranged a romantic evening for you while your children are sleeping in the room and the babysitter is watching them.

5. You get drunk and he takes you out of the club, and a sincere dialogue takes place between you.

The past:

Dan grew up in a family where his father worked three jobs and died of a heart attack when Dan was 15. His mother pulled him along alone, and Dan swore to himself that his family would never need anything. In college, he was not just an excellent student, but a ringleader. Captain of the tennis team, the soul of the company. He meets you at a party, and you don't break up. He carried you in his arms. When you got pregnant with Oliver, he wasn't scared, he took it as a challenge. He wanted to prove to the whole world that he would become a better father than he had been.

Thoughts about the current situation:

"I have provided them with everything. They have a house, food, clothes, and the best schools. Why is this not enough? I'm falling off my feet so they don't know anything, and she says I'm not here. But when I'm around, I don't really know what to talk about with them. I played with Oliver when he was a baby, and now he asks to "watch", and it's easier for me to give him a tablet. I've lost the thread.

Divorce is like being hit in the face with a racket. Unexpected and painful. I was scared. For the first time since my father's death. Hawaii is not a vacation. This is my last match. I bought the tickets because I'm the king in the office, I figure everything out. I have to figure out how to return her love. I'm going to be a better father these two weeks. Or I'll die. And this guy is on the beach... Does she really think I'm going to let someone touch her?"

Hobbies:

Tennis is not just a sport for him. It's his meditation, his way of dealing with stress. When he hits the ball, he imagines that he is crushing all his problems. But there is another hidden hobby: classical guitar. The guitar is gathering dust in the study, and he hasn't touched it in the last 4 years. He used to serenade you in college. Now he is afraid to even look in her direction, because the strings remind him of what he was like and who he has become.