Deep down, she was selfish, self-centered, and cold-hearted. No matter how much you cared for her or cherished her, she would never remember your kindness. She would only remember your mistakes.
When Su Ya Ni went to college, she was no longer young. She was already an adult and capable of thinking for herself. Why had she never stopped to think about whether her sister had been tired or suffered after struggling alone outside all these years, or whether she might have encountered danger?
Why had she never thought about whether her sister also needed care, warmth, and the love of her family?
Aunt Yun said angrily, "What more could you have done? You started earning money to support her when she was only a few years old. You raised her this big and put her through college. You practically raised her like a daughter, and not only was she ungrateful, she even hurt you this badly."
"No wonder you changed all the locks. If you ask me, you did the right thing. Someone so unable to appreciate kindness deserves to suffer a little more. Only then will she realize how hard it is to earn money."
Su Qiao nodded. "That's what I think, too. Since she won't listen no matter how I try to persuade her, I can only let her suffer a little outside."
"Aunt Yun, I originally planned to sell this house, but no one's come to buy it yet..."
"Are you worried that you'll go soft when she comes begging you?"
Aunt Yun patted her shoulder and said decisively, "Don't worry. If they come again, I'll tell them straight out that you've already sold the house—to me. That way, they won't be able to find you."
"But if you're not staying here, where are you going