At this moment, the soft approach began again next door, as I heard the woman's voice say, "Have you ever considered your sister's feelings as you stick to your decisions? When other families are happily together on holidays, just thinking of you alone in the barracks, without even a sip of warm water ready at home, how sad am I?"
Turned out the sister was urging the brother to marry, not a mother pushing her child. Shea Thorne and the others nodded at each other, and the chairs moved toward the screen in unison, holding their favorite dishes, they ate while eavesdropping.
"Your dad and mom have only you, now you won't even marry, have you considered how hard it's been for them to raise you? Do you think you're being fair to your mother?!"
Goodness, parental moral coercion is out now, too.
But the content of this voice sounds like it's not elders urging the younger ones, full of "your dad your mom," it seems less like blood siblings.
