When I watched it, I couldn't understand when Vada's malice towards my mother started
Maybe it has no meaning in itself and the reason is someone else's life
Including the end of the mother chasing the car and shouting "I don't need you either"
It seems that she can still feel a little bit of her reluctance
Maybe it wasn't the daughter's betrayal that really broke down
But veda chose to leave this place and life that she has always despised
and her mother, who was never in her heart
Mom's Selfishness, Daughter's Selfishness
Some people only take, some people keep giving
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