People always realize their mistakes when it is too late to turn back.
Iris Yael was no exception.
While Evelyn Cobb was alive, Iris took pride in her daughter's independence and success in reaching the position of a negotiator.
For a while, her colleagues would turn to her for parenting advice, and she would proudly share her experience with them. However, she didn't realize that her so-called experience was actually a deep-seated pain in her daughter's heart. Who would want to be independent and carry such a burden if they had someone to love and care for them?
Iris didn't understand that before.
It was only after Evelyn's death that she realized how little time the three of them had spent together eating as a family. She couldn't even find a single photo of them together after Evelyn got busy with work.
How sad it was.
They were a family, but they lived as if they were independent individuals, not interfering with each other.
