Having raised her own children, Hua Chengtian understood her daughter well and was naturally at ease, but now that her daughter was married and part of a large family, the human heart is the most unpredictable; when there are no conflicts of interest, everything is fine. However, should there ever be a life-and-death situation involving individual benefits, people are inherently selfish, and who knows what one might do. Hua Chengtian couldn't help but remind her daughter in advance, fearing that these days they've been living too comfortably and might have lost their true nature.
"It's good that you really understand," Hua Chengtian said playfully, looking at her two daughters.
"Mother..."
Even though they were already grandmothers themselves, being lectured by their own mother like this made them stamp their feet in exasperation. They then clung to their mother affectionately, only to be shooed away by Hua Chengtian and promptly returned to their chores.
