Moriarty the Patriot: Motherhood Is Hard, and So Is Raising Kids

Because of a family-arranged marriage, Elinor waved goodbye to her first love, Holmes, and married her childhood friend, Moriarty.

That was the normal way of life in this era, Elinor told herself.

Until the day she gave birth to her eldest son, Albert, and her husband George, with mistresses everywhere, even bragged that he kept his home life in order.

So furious, you had someone beat that useless piece of trash half to death behind his back.

A career is where a woman's true worth lies!

That day, Elinor had a dream.

Men slow down how fast you make money.

Whether it's your eldest son, Albert, or your second son, William, anyone who gets in the way of your career is an obstacle.

You loathe George's offspring!

Then one day, Elinor returned from a business trip to find that the family had adopted two pretty boys with blond hair and red eyes.

They sweetly called you "Mother," and their adorable, pitiful looks stirred a long-forgotten maternal instinct in you.

Elinor thought George had finally done something useful to win her favor. What, Albert did it? Whatever. A father and son are all the same.

From that day on, the arrogant, domineering William would shudder, and his smooth life would run into obstacles as high as the Himalayas.

Every day, he was either getting beaten up by Mother or getting beaten up by Mother and his older brother Albert together.

What do you mean, having warped morals? What do you mean, being ill-mannered? What kind of reasons are those?

Damn it! Those two blond-haired, red-eyed devils were always standing off to the side with evil smiles.

Theme: Career first, second, and third