Song Xi was first taken aback by her words, not immediately grasping their meaning, but after careful thought, she finally understood the underlying implication, causing her complexion to shift subtly.
Previously, she indeed harbored hostility towards Song Qiao, but now even she didn't know where that hostility came from.
After all, Song Qiao had never done anything to wrong or harm her, yet she just couldn't wait to pick on her every day, even harboring vicious thoughts of crushing Song Qiao beneath her feet—if she saw her doing well, it would deeply vex her, and she would try to design traps for her.
In truth, Song Qiao really hadn't done anything to wrong her. Perhaps the only thing that she herself couldn't accept was that Song Qiao was her father's eldest daughter, while her own mother was actually the mistress, with Song Qiao's mother being her father's legitimate wife.
