"Hungry? Go wash your hands and eat."
"Thanks, Mom!" Sheng Ning smiled and went inside to wash her hands.
Shen Luhua grabbed Sheng An, "What's wrong? Did you argue with your sister?" Even a blind person could see that something was off between them.
"No!" Sheng An replied listlessly.
"Then is it because the bean sprouts didn't sell well?"
"No, they all sold out."
"Then why are you both acting like this?" Shen Luhua felt uneasy, fearing that her stepdaughter, who had just started to get better, would be upset again.
"Mom, do you think I'm too useless, too petty, and too selfish?" Sheng An said with a complicated expression.
On their way back, she kept thinking about Sheng Ning's confidence, composure, boldness, and grace. She was even more shocked that Sheng Ning would go to such lengths for her. It felt like the first day she truly knew her sister.
"What are you talking about?"
