I really like the writer's attitude towards an affair: see through but not tear, save but not accommodate. If there is still love, I will open my arms, turn around or leave, it is up to you. However, there is no next time.
Ben accompanies Jules as a personal assistant to San Francisco to find a new CEO candidate. While the two were at the hotel, Jules couldn't hold back the pressure and revealed to Ben that she found out her husband was having an affair.
But to Jules' surprise, Ben already knew about it. It was Jules' husband, Matt, who was going on a date under the pretext of being sick, and asked Ben to take the child to the Party for him. Coincidentally, the child was unwell, and Ben brought her back early. Just happened to bump Matt into a woman's car...
Ben reminds Jules that it is the most unwise to trade a career for a man's heart.
Jules hoped that Matt would seriously reflect and go back to the past with her.
Matt woke up from the confusion, beating up his mistakes, begging for forgiveness, and starting all over again.
Perfect, but not without flaws.
For marriage and love, being able to cultivate such a mind requires a sense of responsibility and absolute control over life.
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