Chapter 138: Comforting Luna

"But George is a good person," Amia continued. "He can run a small business and earn a living to support the family. And I have my own skills to make money too, so if we ever got divorced, I’d still be able to take care of myself." Amia felt that her current marriage with George was perfect and made her feel at ease. Perhaps because of everything that had happened that night, Luna was feeling a bit down and distressed. "I'm really envious of you," Luna admitted. "If you ever get divorced, you’ll still have a way to survive. But it's different for us. We’re more dependent on the men in our lives. We could end up like Julia, unable to escape a man’s control and completely trapped." At this, Luna became visibly upset, her mood darkening as she spoke. Seeing Luna so disheartened, Amia’s mood also took a hit. She didn’t want Luna to feel so pessimistic. "Not all men are like Arlia," Amia said earnestly. "Luna, you have to believe in yourself. Don’t let fear control your life. This is