A full-on tearjerker, with absolutely no respite from the angst.
Wang Fei believes she's treated everyone fairly, but aside from her grandmother and him, no one has ever truly cared for her.
And yet they all left her.
"Everyone makes mistakes. Just because your brother made one, does that mean we should abandon him too?" That's what her mother says about her half-brother, who has a different father.
But to her, she says, "If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have married your dad."
"Did I raise you just so you could be someone else's housekeeper?"
"If you don't give people a chance, how can they sleep with you?"
"You're the karmic debt I incurred in my past life."
"That's right, that's right. I'll leave all my money to your brother. You won't get a single cent."
"Your sister is actually quite nice. It was your mom who turned her against us before."
But toward her, they're always polite and distant.
"This is my daughter, Wu Fei," her biological father says.
"Let me see the scar on your chest. Is it real?"
"What does your parents' divorce have to do with you? You can't do anything about it."
"They're all my friends. What gives you the right to add them?"
"We insult you every day."
"I don't believe you."
