Mrs. Mo's tears started flowing again after she had barely managed to stop them. She blamed herself, saying, "I have wronged you, wronged Xunxun. I...I actually believed what others said and didn't trust my own daughter. I caused so much trouble for Xunxun... They were right, I'm a foolish old woman, I'm truly too muddle-headed..."
Mr. Mo comforted her, "It's not you being muddle-headed, it's them having insatiable hearts like snakes trying to swallow elephants, too greedy. You just wanted to be a good sister, but they didn't see you as family."
As Mr. Mo looked at his old companion, he felt relieved; the hurdle was finally over. From now on, their family wouldn't have to get angry over unrelated outsiders. This time, it was a blessing in disguise, putting an end to future troubles.
In the future, he wouldn't have to consider his wife's face and endure all that from that family.
