Even if Jin Jing cannot give her a future or make any commitments, there are things she still wants to gamble on; she still hopes there might be a better way to resolve them.
Mrs. Jin saw that Xu Jiaojiao had trouble conveying her words too rigidly, so she said softly, "Don't say anything more. I don't want things to get too tense. However, Jiaojiao, to be honest, I hope to keep that child, after all, it's the Jin Family's bloodline."
Xu Jiaojiao understood Mrs. Jin's reason for seeking her out when she heard the word "bloodline." All too clearly from beginning to end, Mrs. Jin hadn't considered things from her standpoint, which made her feel exceptionally downcast.
"If the value of certain things needs to be expressed in numbers for it to matter to me, then many things can't be looked at simply. Haizi is innocent; I do not want the child to suffer because of everyone's mistakes. Jiaojiao, you understand my meaning, don't you?"
Mrs. Jin looked earnestly at Xu Jiaojiao.
