Yeah the sister was awful and deserved all she got, but I feel so bad for her baby. That little boy did nothing wrong and probably grew up in a home full of hate an abuse. Like just seeing MC and her family be all happy all I could think of was how miserable that poor little boy is. He doesn't deserve to go through that because her parents were awful people. I feel like the grandfather could have stayed with the baby and let the daughter rot somewhere else. Like yeah okay don't accept her, banish her, but again that lil boy did nothing wrong. And low-key hate that the father after raising the sister for 20 years and loving her, he could so quickly throw her out. I get it she's not her biological daughter, and her mom tried to hill him, but again child suffering for parents wrongdoings. Like yeah she was spoiled and an awful person (bc she was raised by a psychopath) but I don't feel like the dad should have disowned her so easily. Ik he also wasn't the greatest father in general, but the whole thing left a sour taste in my mouth. I'm we toot for the villains to get what they deserve, but compassion could change someone. So many mixed feelings. I love that MC got her happy ending, but I can't help but think about the unjust ending for that poor baby boy and wondered how things could have changed just for him to have a better life. I'm it's not MC responsibility but kinda wished she could have done something, even though it's none of her business and she realistically shouldn't. But I wish someone would do something for him.
Yeah the sister was awful and deserved all she got, but I feel so bad for her baby. That little boy did nothing wrong and probably grew up in a home full of hate an abuse. Like just seeing MC and her family be all happy all I could think of was how miserable that poor little boy is. He doesn't deserve to go through that because her parents were awful people. I feel like the grandfather could have stayed with the baby and let the daughter rot somewhere else. Like yeah okay don't accept her, banish her, but again that lil boy did nothing wrong. And low-key hate that the father after raising the sister for 20 years and loving her, he could so quickly throw her out. I get it she's not her biological daughter, and her mom tried to hill him, but again child suffering for parents wrongdoings. Like yeah she was spoiled and an awful person (bc she was raised by a psychopath) but I don't feel like the dad should have disowned her so easily. Ik he also wasn't the greatest father in general, but the whole thing left a sour taste in my mouth. I'm we toot for the villains to get what they deserve, but compassion could change someone. So many mixed feelings. I love that MC got her happy ending, but I can't help but think about the unjust ending for that poor baby boy and wondered how things could have changed just for him to have a better life. I'm it's not MC responsibility but kinda wished she could have done something, even though it's none of her business and she realistically shouldn't. But I wish someone would do something for him.