There was no other way! His mother knew that Fourth Sister was home every day doing farm work and had no money. Meanwhile, although her son worked at the forestry station during the day and the ceramics factory at night, and turned over most of his hard-earned money, he still had a little spending cash. At a time like this, she could only favor her youngest daughter. Her son's grievance would just have to be overlooked; there was nothing to be done about it.
Although the siblings often quarreled at home—in fact, it would be abnormal if they didn't—there was no real hatred between them. After all, they were brother and sister.
After Fourth Sister got married, they never quarreled again. Once the initial blissful period of her marriage was over, she began to taste the hardships of life and the torment of fate.
