Seeing the slight displeasure on Yin Shuangshuang's face, Mrs. Wang, understanding her daughter, quickly began to explain the reason for Yin Shuangshuang's discontent.
"Shuangshuang, although your grandfather was somewhat inattentive about family affairs and indifferent to girls' rivalries at home, he was indeed a good father.
Even though I was a concubine's daughter, my father never neglected me. From childhood to adulthood, my father cared deeply about me. Whenever I fell ill, he was extremely anxious and stayed by my side every day.
He would often bring gifts back for me from outside, compassionately remembering that my mother died in childbirth, leaving me to be raised under the name of my stepmother.
Although my stepmother had children of her own, she treated me, a concubine's daughter, quite well. Maybe it was because my mother died early and was not much favored, that my stepmother harbored no resentment toward me.
