Mrs. Li looked at the sky, the sun was about to set.
She stood up, "Eldest Madam Li, Hong Chun will stay at your place. You know a lot of people, so when you have time, find her a suitable job. I'll head back to prepare dinner for your father."
"Mom, stay and eat before you go. I'll make extra and you can take some back for Dad. I'll have Jianping take you home," Eldest Madam Li urged.
She was straightforward, saying whatever came to mind, without caring if her words were harsh. But she had a good heart, being filial to her in-laws, loving her children, and taking care of her husband.
"No, I won't eat. We still have leftovers from lunch at home. If they're not eaten, they'll spoil by tomorrow," Mrs. Li addressed Li Hongchun seriously, "Hong Chun, the past is the past. Find a good job and start anew; better days are ahead."
