A mother raised 8-year-old twins and a daughter her husband had before marriage.
However, in the face of illness and imminent death, she needs to make some arrangements for them, and she believes that the most appropriate arrangement is to find the biological mother of her stepdaughter so that the new mother can re-maintain the family.
Fortunately, the stepdaughter’s biological mother is still not married. She is engaged in charitable work of raising orphans in India and is in dire need of donations. Therefore, this mother can think of selling the company, setting up a foundation with her property, and entrusting the management of her stepdaughter's biological mother. The condition is that she needs to stay in the United States.
In the scene when her ashes were scattered, the stepdaughter's biological mother straightened the collar of one of the twins. What I think is that this mother has given her the best arrangement for her family.
How many people can make such a sensible arrangement? It should be difficult...
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