But Er Ya didn't harbor such strong expectations, as she used to think that her grandparents didn't like her and she was bullied by her third aunt because she didn't have a boy to back her up.
Now, she didn't feel that way anymore, because San Ya had told her that relying on oneself was better than relying on anyone else, and only if one had skills, could one truly change one's situation.
So she didn't say anything, and after washing the dishes, she quietly returned to her room to write the homework that San Ya had assigned her.
She was now using the leftover stubs of pencils that San Ya had used and exercise books that had been written in on one side, but she didn't feel wronged at all.
Uncle was wealthy and could afford to buy new pens and exercise books for San Ya, she had nothing, and already felt content with what she could use.
