Favoritism Ends in Regret

For years, the mother-in-law devoted herself to caring for her younger son's family, but once the children grew up, she was asked to leave. Her old family home had fallen into disrepair and was no longer livable, so she had no choice but to show up at the company of her eldest son, A-Le. When A-Le learns the truth, he is furious—but he also brings up the past: how his mother, favoring boys over girls, had walked away after Jingjing gave birth to a daughter. Facing a guilt-ridden mother-in-law, Jingjing chooses to let go of the past, dissolving the rift with forgiveness. In the end, the family reconciles, cherishes one another, and rediscovers warmth through understanding and kinship as they step together into a new life.