Two women, each with family wounds, they are independent and only attached to each other. It is sympathy and love, you have the final say.
One is a second-generation rich man, and the other is a working woman who grew up in a small town. They cling to each other and keep each other warm.
One said, Dad loved mom, and then he left; Mom loved me, and then she left; I said I love you, but I can't keep you.
The other said, I love you, but we can't be together.