Chapter 1304

Yasmine followed Marsha's gaze toward the doorway and spotted a bird perched just outside. Marsha chuckled softly. "Look at that. Don't we resemble that bird? For me, freedom has always mattered the most." Turning to Yasmine, she continued, "When I'm directing, I feel happy. I want to pass that feeling on to my child." Being stuck at home for months would drive her crazy. It was clear that both women shared the same perspective. Yasmine glanced at Marsha in surprise, a quiet chuckle slipping out. "I feel exactly the same. What matters most is having the freedom to choose." The two women shared a smile, a silent understanding passing between them. Watching them, Cheryl's lips curved into a smile. Having grown up in a poor family, she realized that life wasn't so different, after all. Everyone was busy. The only distinction lay in the kind of work that filled their days. True fulfillment came from within. It didn't matter which social class a person belonged to. Cheryl listened s