After My Daughter Died, I Never Forgave My Ex-husband

While her daughter lies gravely ill in hospital, a mother learns that a donor has finally been found. Then the hospital calls: the child has worsened, and the donated organs have been taken by someone else — her husband, Adam. When she phones him, another woman answers: Kate, Adam's ex-girlfriend, who then hangs up and switches off the phone. By the time the mother reaches the ward, her daughter is gone.

Adam stays away for more than ten days, leaving her to arrange the burial alone. When he finally returns and casually asks her to make him noodles, she sets a signed divorce agreement before him. He refuses, calling her behaviour a scene and invoking their daughter's name. Then the cemetery calls: someone is digging up the grave. There she finds Kate, a penguin doll in her hands, the pink coffin exposed — and Adam, who pushes her away to defend Kate.

After a lifetime of loving him, she has nothing left to salvage but her resolve.