The alternate ending: The story of an hour

When the two sisters (Louise and Josephine) came down the stairs, Richards opened the door. He saw Brently (Mr. Mallard) walking foward thru the door. Louise came near him. She told him that she didn't want to be with him again. She said that she realized that she deserved to be happy. He started yelling at her, saying that they married for good and worse and she's supposed to loved and be happy with him. Louise told him that for the first time in her life, she will do something for herself. She kissed and hugged her sister, and gave to her husband the last look. She looked at him firmly went out through the front door. In her mind, she thought about the beginning of her new life. Inside of the house, Brently was arguing with Richards and Josephine about the decision that his wife took.

In the past of the years, Louise found her true love; it was living for herself and for her children. She worked for them and for herself, because she decided to sell books about her story, her feelings, herself.