Listening to Huang Fei's words, Su Jing found herself strangely inclined to believe her. After all, Huang Fei had just been released from prison, and as a daughter-in-law of the Xu family, one would expect her to return to the family estate immediately.
Yet here she was, wandering outside, forced to wait at the Su residence just to catch a glimpse of her child. It was obvious—someone in the Xu household had threatened her, barring her from seeing her own son.
Huang Fei was certainly at fault, and sympathy was scarce. But Su Jing couldn't help but think of her own sister, Su Mo—who had devoted her entire life to loving Xu Ye, bearing his children, and yet died without ever receiving a proper place in his heart or family. The injustice burned like a fire in her chest. Su Mo may have failed her three children, but she had never wronged Xu Ye.
