Mother Goes to the City

Anna Hunt's daughter, Abby Vale, passed the college entrance exam with the help of her villagers. Through hard work, she eventually became the wealthiest person in Haishi City. She called her mother and invited her to live in the city. Anna Hunt agreed and set off alone, bringing only a portrait of her deceased husband. However, upon arriving in the city, while waiting for a bus in the suburbs to go to her daughter's company, she was looked down upon by city locals. They mocked her for being a country bumpkin, claimed she smelled bad, and even falsely accused her of stealing a phone. On the bus, they bullied her relentlessly and even tore up the only portrait of her late husband. After getting off the bus, she chose to hide the incident from her daughter to avoid worrying her. Her daughter took her to the company, but unbeknownst to them, the two girls who had bullied her on the bus were actually there to discuss a business collaboration with Abby Vale. While Abby Vale settled her mother in the office and then left to work, the two girls continued to act arrogantly. They accused Anna Hunt of not only stealing on the bus but also now trying to steal from the richest person's company. Even Abby Vale's fiancé was swayed by their words and joined in condemning Anna Hunt n. In the end, Abby Vale stood firmly by her mother's side and fiercely shut down all their accusations.