Marriage War: The War of Adults, The Tears of Children

In previous developments, after losing the divorce lawsuit, Met refused to let Bua leave in a winning position. He immediately started a new battle - for custody of Not - on the grounds that his ex-wife did not have the financial ability to take care of the child.

The gift that sparked the storm

The dramatic events of this week begin with a hidden gift from his stepmother - Lin. Shipper brings Not's gift to Bua's house - the video game he has been dreaming of for a long time, bought by Lin. However, Not's joy is quickly ruined when Lin calls and mocks Bua for not being able to afford a gift for her son.

In anger, Bua yelled at her son and demanded the gift back. The mother and son struggled and the game console fell and broke. Not was disappointed, secretly called his father to pick him up and did not want to stay with his mother anymore.

Phawin knew about the matter and worriedly went to comfort Bua. At the same time, Met planned to take Not back to Wasanburi but Lin objected because she was afraid of losing face in front of her friends. Not heard the argument, realized that her stepmother did not really love her, and then went back to her mother's house but then left the house and wandered around.

"When parents are happy, children are happy"

After the incident, Met harshly criticized Bua and threatened to take custody of the child. Phawin decided to withdraw from his role as lawyer and introduced Bua to a sharp and tough female lawyer - Wee.

In the first trial, Wee helped Bua prevail, but Met countered by proving her income was too low. Meanwhile, Kornkan - a political rival of the Wasanvanichs - urged Bua to take the divorce to social media, causing Met and Lin to face a wave of criticism.

Lin responded by hiring Yada - Phawin's ex-wife - to go to the bakery to cause trouble, falsely accusing Bua of being the "third person". Amidst the noise and excitement, Yada took her daughter away to threaten Phawin.

After hearing the story of Pon’s parents, Not decided to go to court to express his wishes. When asked, the boy did not choose to live with his father or mother, only saying “when my parents are happy, I will be happy”. The courtroom fell silent. They realized that the child had matured more than they did in their thinking.

Can Bua and Met put aside their resentment to keep their child smiling, or will their endless war continue?

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THAO NGAN

Source: https://baovinhlong.com.vn/van-hoa-giai-tri/tin-tuc-giai-tri/202508/cuoc-chien-hon-nhan-cuoc-chien-cua-nguoi-lon-nuoc-mat-cua-con-tho-5082a43/