"Sister..." Samara choked out.
"Don't be sad. Dad is gone, but you still have us," Sienna Johnson comforted her.
Perhaps it was because she now had a child, but Sienna had become gentler towards others.
Samara nodded and started to cry even harder. Mother Johnson stroked her younger daughter's head, sighing, "Samara, now that you've seen your sister is okay, you can be at ease, right? Stop crying, good child."
Mother Johnson then explained to her mother-in-law, "This child insisted on coming to see her sister when she heard she had fainted."
Grandmother looked at Samara, nodding in satisfaction. "In the future, the Johnson Family will only have the two of you sisters. You must love and support each other, understand?"
"Understood," the two sisters echoed in unison.
Mother Johnson had matters to discuss with her mother-in-law and eldest daughter, so she sent Samara and Kiki away, leaving only three people, each with their own thoughts, in the room.
