Shi Haoyun's director's wife sounded somewhat wistful when talking about her younger sister, giving the impression that they had a good relationship.
But that was merely an illusion. If a family had several siblings, their relationship would be ordinary at best; they would not be that close. If there were only two girls...
Their relationship was either extremely good or extremely bad. The director's wife and her younger sister were the latter—terrible!
They had competed with each other since childhood, always feeling that their parents favored the other one instead of them. This had also led to their terrible relationship.
Later, she married the current director. At the time, the director was not yet so wealthy, but they had seized their opportunity.
Her younger sister, meanwhile, had married an ordinary member of the middle class, a partner at a large company. Their competition had shifted from each other to their respective families and family members.
The other woman had invited her over because she actually wanted her help with something.
Her sister, who had fought with her all her life, had suddenly lowered her head. That was the reason she felt wistful. She was not lamenting how good their relationship was—she had simply won.
The director froze for a moment when he heard this. "You said Nagaril?"
His wife nodded again. "Yes. Her son is about to graduate and is considering where to go. Recently, he went to Nagaril with his professor to conduct some kind of investigation. He just got back yesterday."
"I know what she means. She wants that brat to join your company, but I turned her down. That's impossible!"
It was perfectly normal for family members in Federation families to have weak relationships. Most Federation citizens moved out after graduating from high school, whether they rented