"There are conditions to being a filial child. The way parents treat their kids is how their kids will treat them," Jiang Sifan said, trying to comfort her. "Your mother obviously found out you're making money from your campus business and wants to squeeze you dry. Of course, it's probably not right for me to say bad things about your mom."
"It's okay, I think so too," Wen Wan said sadly.
"Instead of that, you're better off just saving the money. You're eighteen now, anyway. You can pay your own tuition and living expenses going forward. After you graduate, you can visit home if you feel homesick. If not, you can focus on making it in a big city," Jiang Sifan comforted her. "Who knows, our studio might just get bigger and bigger. You could even settle down in Jinling then."
Wen Wan thought for a moment, then asked in a small voice, "What about... you? Will you stay in Jinling after graduation?"
