She paused for a moment, and her gaze turned slightly colder.
"Besides, don't forget your current status. It's not that Sister Jin is heartless; it's just that this world doesn't allow people to indulge in daydreams."
Su Qiao turned to glance at her and said with an utterly calm expression, "I haven't forgotten."
Nanny Wu brought Sister Jin a chair, then glanced at Su Qiao before quietly leaving.
"Good that you haven't forgotten."
After sitting down, Sister Jin took a sip of tea to moisten her throat before continuing her earnest advice.
"We women already have a hard enough time surviving in this world. And with our status, no man will ever regard us as respectable women."
"No matter how clean you are, once you step into this circle, you'll never be able to wash yourself clean for the rest of your life. So don't harbor any other wild fantasies. You'd better think about how to make more money!"
As if she had thought of something, contempt and disdain showed in her eyes. "Don't be fooled by those young people outside who keep shouting about equality between men and women, that women can do whatever men can do, and that women hold up half the sky. It's all nonsense, just a bunch of inexperienced young girls blindly following the trend."
"Otherwise, look at how many women there are in all of Haicheng. How many of them have made a name for themselves through their own efforts?"
"The few who have are all from wealthy families. Relying on their excellent family backgrounds, they managed to make a small splash among the men."
Looking at Su Qiao's lovely face, Sister Jin took two puffs of her cigarette. The smoke blurred her slightly weathered features. "This world was never fair. We women still