Yang Xuehua used to also feel very happy, believing that her family loved her dearly, but now she was uncertain.
Although she was relieved that her parents had left safely, spared from disaster, she still harbored some resentment.
The reason Yang Xuehua was living so strongly now wasn't because she was inherently strong; it was because she was waiting for everything to end so she could see her parents again and ask about what had happened at the time.
If her parents had known all along but didn't tell her, abandoning her here, Yang Xuehua would definitely hold a grudge.
But if her parents had something come up suddenly and couldn't inform her in time, then she could forgive them.
What bothered her was the letter, in which her parents told her not to come back—did they already know by then?
Xia Jing said, "Sister Xuehua, don't think too much. We are your family too. My sister cares about you as much as she cares about me, perhaps even more so."
