The moment she and Jie Jingchen had a falling out, they would show their true colors and gang up on her.
'A mother-in-law isn't your real mother. You can trust what she says, but never completely. To believe everything she said would be digging your own grave.'
As for her own mother—Qin Mei's mother from her past life—she had been her staunchest supporter. But she had never met the original owner's mother and had no memories of her. Whether that woman would be a strong ally or see her as a daughter who now belonged to another family, she'd only find out after meeting her.
After a long silence, Grandma couldn't help but ask Qin Mei, "Granddaughter-in-law, did Jing Chen marry you for love, or out of a sense of responsibility?"
Qin Mei's lip twitched as she stared blankly at Grandma. 'You're asking the wrong person,' she thought. 'You should be asking your own grandson.'
Qin Mei considered it for a few seconds before answering solemnly, "Responsibility."
