Ji Anning's assertive intervention suppressed Rudy Finn's overwhelming grievance and resentment, as well as her hypocritical demeanor.
She turned to look at Ji Anning.
Ji Anning was walking towards her, speaking as she walked, "Mr. Charles is right. Everyone should pay for what they've done. Only being loved allows one to be willful. My mother-in-law loves him and was willing to bear his child, proving she has already forgiven him."
The word "mother-in-law" came as a surprise, naturally and loudly.
She was filled with emotion and gratitude.
The son born at the risk of her life, yet all the pampering and love were given to her; just thinking about it is heartbreaking.
She walked up to Rudy Finn, looked at her with a cold, unwavering gaze, "As for everything your daughter did to me, I don't want to forgive her. So don't compare your daughter to anyone else. She doesn't deserve it."
