Their mother is her husband's own sister.
That means, these two sisters and Wan Chong, as well as her two daughters, share the same relationship—they are cousins.
Logically speaking, having raised these two sisters since childhood and treating them as her own, they should be closer to her two daughters.
But they aren't.
They aren't close to her two daughters at all. When the four of them meet, it's either sarcastic remarks or directly clashing, but when they see Wan Chong, the two affectionately call him brother, so close it's unbearable.
Every time she sees them like this, her heart shatters with resentment.
All these years, her efforts have been fed to the dogs; those two sisters aren't the least bit grateful for her nurturing.
Why is that?
Isn't it because her daughters have no right to inherit, while Wan Chong does?
