"Auntie Rice will definitely be thrilled to bits," Jane Sampson said.

"No, she’s furious again." Nina Rice shrugged helplessly, "I’ve decided from now on to focus solely on marriage issues. Through this incident, I’ve truly realized that in the world, there are so many poor women like Sister Grace."

When they were young, they dedicated everything for their family, for their children, spending 24 hours a day revolving around the home, around the family, with their only hope being the children and the home.

Facing unreasonable in-laws, they choose to swallow their anger for the harmony of the family, day after day taking care of the children, taking care of the elderly in the house.

Many women from the countryside have little education, some may not have even attended elementary school, coming from families that live the way their parents believe is good enough.

Enduring until their husband is successful, thinking they can finally enjoy their life, only to be kicked out of the door by their husband, with no path forward and no retreat back.

Ultimately, they can only helplessly accept these injustices.

They don’t know where to speak, nor know who can help them.

"Jane, I want to be the person who speaks for them, I want to be the fairness that upholds their interests."

Nina looked towards Jane Sampson, "Do you think I’m foolish?"

"Jane, I believe in this world, someone should stand up to speak for them, and someone should stand up to help them uphold their own interests." Nina didn’t wait for Jane’s answer and continued, "Even if you think I’m foolish, I still want to do this, there’s a voice inside me telling me it’s worth it."

When she listened to Sister Grace’s hopeless and painful cries upon discovering the truth over the phone, a voice in Nina’s heart told her there are many others like Sister Grace in this world who need her help.

"My mother thinks I’m crazy to do such exhausting and thankless tasks, not making profit for the law firm, but also creating a heap of trouble for myself." Nina said this with her eyes downcast and a bit of discomfort in her heart.

"You’re not foolish at all." Jane Sampson reached out to hold Nina’s hand, earnestly telling her, "Go do what you want to do. We’re still young, not afraid of doing things that others might not recognize, be true to what’s in our hearts. Later on, when we look back on our past days, we won’t regret, and that’s enough."

"Even when you opened a hotpot restaurant, I supported you, now, you want to return to the law firm to help those who need you, I support you even more!" Jane Sampson patted Nina’s shoulder, "I’m proud of you, Nina. Just think, in the future, you will help more Sister Graces, more Nias, it’s truly something to be very proud of, isn’t it?"

Looking at Jane Sampson’s sincere face, Nina’s heart felt a bit warm.

"Jane, you’re really great~" Nina hugged Jane Sampson, moved to the point of almost crying, "I just knew you would definitely agree with my decision. Jane, I can tell you now, no matter what happens later, I, Nina, will never regret my decision at this moment."

James Black came out of the kitchen without interrupting the conversation of the two in the living room and went straight into the study.

The only thing is, the study door was open, and the words Jane Sampson and Nina were speaking, he naturally heard every word clearly.