Song Xi was initially taken aback by her words, not quite grasping their full meaning at first. But after thinking carefully, she finally understood the deeper implications, and her expression changed noticeably.
In the past, she indeed harbored hostility towards Song Qiao. Looking back, she couldn't even fathom where all that animosity towards Song Qiao stemmed from.
Clearly, Song Qiao had never done anything to wrong or hurt her, yet she was eager to cause trouble for her every day. She even viciously pondered over how to trample Song Qiao underfoot, feeling extremely displeased whenever she saw her doing well, and scheming against her by all means possible.
Actually, in general terms, Song Qiao hadn't truly done anything to wrong her. Perhaps the only grievance was that she was the eldest daughter of her father, whereas Song Xi's mother was actually the mistress, and Song Qiao's mother was her father's first wife.
