In a family with two children, it's hard to treat both equally, let alone when one of the children is sick.
Bao has already been scolded by mom and is numb to it—it's in one ear and out the other.
Zhou Ping couldn't help but criticize Bao, saying, "Just like your good-for-nothing father, you have no compassion. Do you know how hard it is for your mother? You should be considerate toward her."
Bao retorted, "It was her choice to have us. Wouldn't one child have been enough? Why bring another burden into this world? She brought this upon herself."
Zhou Ping was infuriated; Bao used to be so obedient as a child. How could he have turned out like this?
Lin Yan also followed Chu Xiu to the restroom.
Chu Xiu turned on the tap, listening to the gushing water, her expression vacant.
"Congratulations, you finally made it—reputable and enviable," she said.
