Lin Yan sent Lin Guoping off, taking a deep breath; this was more exhausting than attending multiple meetings.
She often couldn't understand why, when they were his own children, the favoritism was so obvious. Having a son felt like living solely for him.
She had asked countless times why Lin Guoping was so biased, and his response was always, "That's your younger brother, the youngest in the family. As the elder sister, you should consider your brother more."
She thought that if it were a younger sister, her dad certainly wouldn't say that.
Nowadays, everyone talks about gender equality, yet such gender bias still occurs.
"Did your dad go back?" Anna asked.
Lin Yan sighed, nodded, and said, "He went back. Who knows if he'll come again? He doesn't feel right if he doesn't stir up some trouble, thinking I'm too idle."
Anna had been curious but was hesitant to ask, "If the Lu Family finds out about this, won't your mother-in-law be upset?"
