Rebirth: My Dear Little Wife Is So Scheming

"It’s human nature; your sister probably suffered back then, so it’s inevitable she’d feel some resentment. Moreover, if I’m not mistaken, your father must have abandoned your sister’s mother. We can’t say whether your father was right or wrong in this matter, and as an outsider, I have no right to judge.

This is one of the consequences left over from that era, and many people made such choices, understandably so.

But for those mothers and children who were abandoned and left in rural areas back then, they weren’t at fault. So be kinder to your sister, slowly, over time, true feelings will show, and you can warm her heart, letting her feel your familial bonds." Bai Jingshan, while talking about this, thought of many of his fellow educated youth from back then.

Such things happened not just a few times; even many educated youth who returned to the city couldn’t stay together. It was because of the changes of the times, everything had changed.

At that time, people probably needed to alleviate their own predicaments quickly.

Completely abandoning their moral bottom line and conscience.

"True, my sister did manage to turn her life around. Father helped her transfer to Modu for work, and even aided her in getting advanced studies at the Medical College. Although she doesn’t acknowledge us, our intention to help her has never wavered. After all, we are family, bound by blood ties.

She’s living well now, and that brings us comfort too."

Bai Jingshan was quite surprised, not expecting Shang Kaiwen’s father to go to such lengths for his daughter. He thought about how if he had such a daughter, lost and growing up in an unknown place, he would also cherish her like a treasure.

But how could he possibly have one?

But back then, could that woman have been pregnant?

Even if she was pregnant, the child probably couldn’t have been kept.