only to have it forcibly occupied by her brother-in-law's family for three years. When she remarked that the house “felt too crowded,” her brother-in-law slapped her six times in a row, yet her husband Joey Zhou remained silent with his head bowed. Carter Su endured the pain, sold the house, left with her son, and entrusted Attorney Harvey Wang to swiftly file for divorce at Family Court. The Zhou family went from usurping her home to being cast out onto the streets, while Carter Su rebuilt her life and saw her career flourish. When the Zhou family begged for forgiveness and Joey Zhou, gravely ill with end-stage kidney failure, pleaded for mercy, she replied coldly, “Some mistakes don't deserve a lifetime of forgiveness.” This is not a story of endurance—it is a woman's clear-eyed reckoning.
