United Against A Common Enemy
Camila immediately understood why my mother was asking such a question.
My mother was someone that was a little too nice for her own good, so she by no means could openly accept her if it meant that it would bring about the wreckage of a happy and peaceful household.
That's why she wanted to make sure that everything was in order before she accepted Camila and also expected a certain level of justification for leaving her husband.
"Since I really don't like talking about my husband too much, I'll just say that in all the years that I've spent with him, the only happiness he has ever given me is my daughter, Bella."
"...Other than that, I don't recall any other memory with him that made me feel even the slightest bit of gratitude for marrying such a man."
Camila bleakly said with a wry smile on her face, which was more than enough to make my mother realise her circumstances, which were quite common in this world.