Su Yú did not speak too loudly, fearing that the people before her would inevitably feel a deep sense of sorrow and pain. Had it not been for the two of them coming here today, the fate of these people would have been far from good.
Su Ling'er let out a soft sigh. She had once thought her own experiences were unfortunate enough—after marrying, her husband had taken to gambling, eventually driving their family to ruin. Yet now, comparing herself to these ragged women who had endured such utter humiliation, she suddenly felt fortunate.
She was fortunate that in her youth she had been chosen to enter the Su Estate to serve the young miss, and that their relationship had grown as close as hands and feet, like true sisters. She had never lacked for food or clothing, and when she fell into danger, Yú'ér had come in time to rescue her and turn peril into safety. Looking at it this way, what right did she have to complain against fate?
Chapter 41