The doctor said Mia's body was weaker than average and that she needed to stay in the hospital for three days before she could go home.
That night, her parent-in-law, Mrs. Franklin came to the hospital with a personally cooked, nourishing chicken soup. When the housekeeper brought the soup to her, she had no appetite. Still, to not disappoint Mrs. Franklin's kind gesture, she forced herself to finish the bowl of soup.
Mrs. Franklin was very pleased and praised her as a "good child."
At that moment, Carson called the room, saying William had something to do that night and would come to see her later.
Mrs. Franklin was displeased upon hearing this, but between her son and daughter-in-law, she ultimately sided with her son. After scolding William a few times, she said no more and began chatting with her.
Although she didn't want to see William, his neglect still hurt her deeply.
At eleven o'clock that night, Mia's father and mother arrived...
