Upon hearing Su Jing's words, the middle-aged woman who had been kneeling on the ground suddenly realized that Su Jing and Gu Zi were in cahoots. It explained why Su Jing had been so calm and composed in the Tian family lately; she was clearly aligning herself with her own family.
Mother Tian abruptly stood up from her kneeling position and pointed an accusing finger at Su Jing, venting her anger, "You wretched woman! My son's misfortune is all because of you! Why didn't you intercede for him? Why did you come back here? Well, you're no longer welcome in my house!"
Mother Tian was a team leader at the city's cotton textile factory and had always harbored disdain for Su Jing, a rural woman. However, her son, Tian Hai, had insisted on being with Su Jing. Eventually, she learned that Su Jing's brother owned the pig farm, which put her mind at ease about letting Su Jing reside with the Tian family.
