Qin Wanyang gritted her teeth and said bitterly, "She said I was unvirtuous in my past life and amoral in this one, that I destroyed her daughter-in-law's and grandson's perfect family, led her husband astray, and that's why my eldest son was doomed to die right after he was born. It was divine retribution meted out upon me, but it fell upon my son instead!"
Qin Wanyang had suffered quite a bit after she smuggled herself into Hong Kong; her health wasn't too robust.
She married Fu Ying at eighteen and gave birth to their first son at twenty, but sadly they couldn't keep him alive—a loss that became an eternal pain in both her and Fu Ying's hearts, a scar no one dared to expose.
Later, Qin Wanyang became pregnant once more but lost the child again, and it was only after ten years of recuperation and then giving birth to Fu Yisheng that her spirit began to revive gradually.
Having Fu Yisheng didn't mean she forgot her deceased eldest son; she just cherished his memory in her heart.
