SINGAPORE - The night before Amy J. Cheng married R. Chandran, her son Joshua, then eight years old, said to her: "Mummy, I'm glad you're getting married again. But, please, no more divorce."
Cheng recalls with a laugh: "It's like the seal of approval from him."
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