If your life is full of betrayal, full of power struggles, full of lies, full of mistrust, is your life still a life of hope? Can you still have enthusiasm for such a life?
When sister Anne decided to take the king's love from her sister regardless of the fact that her sister Mary had fallen in love with the king, she had measured that such a betrayal would be a betrayal at a very low cost. First of all, the younger sister is her own family, and she should be considerate of her chasing the king’s love for the benefit of the family; in addition, because of her beauty, she has carried the jealousy and hatred of many women on her back. The hatred her younger sister generates is just like the weight of an elephant. Adding an apple to it is almost imperceptible.
When the king decided to betray Mary, who gave birth to his own children, and pursued the beautiful Anne, he had to pay zero for the betrayal. He is the king of that country, which woman does not belong to him? He likes to spoil someone and abandon someone without paying any cost. He will come and go when he calls, and everything is under his control.
When Annie had a miscarriage, she lost the love of the king and the throne of the queen since then, which was the result that she could not bear. In contrast, if she took the risk of committing adultery with her younger brother and conceiving a child, the cost of this betrayal is less than the consequences of losing the queen's throne in her opinion. Even if it is discovered, it will be a sin of treason, and she will lose her head. , She is still willing to give it a try... It
can be seen that people always choose to betray when the cost of betrayal is very low, or even if it is high, it is still worthwhile to exchange their beloved things. A man did not betray you, is it because of the high cost, or is he not capable of betraying, or is he unwilling to betray?
If a man still chooses to be loyal to you when the cost of betraying you is low, such a man should close the door and love him.
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