Dori had once had an older sister who loved her dearly. Sadly, when Dori was still young, her sister fell gravely ill, and the medicine needed to cure her would cost at least tens of millions of Mora, a price an impoverished family could not even imagine paying.
In the end, her sister's young life faded away in Dori's arms. While sorting through her sister's belongings, Dori found the crumpled prescription hidden beneath her pillow.
Perhaps her sister, who had always smiled and shaken her head as she refused treatment, had only dared to glance at it late at night, imagining that unattainable hope of survival.
Looking at her sister's slip of paper, Dori silently made a resolution: she would earn lots and lots of Mora, so she would never again see her loved ones wear such sorrowful smiles or lose anything because she had no Mora.
It was this very obsession that drew the gaze of the Archons and earned Dori a Vision. It also gave her an almost fanatical fixation on Mora, sustaining her tiny body as she shouldered life's burdens and, step by step, became the richest person in Sumeru.
Seeing Klee's adorable appearance and her expression as she called her big sister instantly carried Dori's thoughts back to her own childhood, when she had pestered her own sister for affection in just the same way.
Added to that was Klee's identity as Alice La Signora's daughter, which made Dori suddenly feel an urge to look after her.
Watching the two little girls, Dori and Klee, holding hands, Yucheng and Shenhe both smiled faintly. Yucheng looked at Shenhe's lower abdomen and deliberately leaned close to her ear to ask, "Do you think our baby is a boy or a girl?"
With her husband making such an intimate