"So what if he's sitting in a wheelchair? Just because he's sitting in a wheelchair doesn't mean that he can freeload off others all the time.

"Look at my Jeremy. He was just a small-time employee before this but with his own hard work, he has been promoted."

Lucy smiled proudly. It may sound like she was encouraging Sean, but in reality, she was just comparing the two.

“Mom, don't compare me to Brother Sean.

"After all, people are different."

Jeremy's tone was very light. It seemed very casual, but in reality, every word he said was extremely insulting.

What he meant was that Sean was not even qualified to be compared to him.

"Haha, that's true, that's true."

Lucy laughed and said, "But no matter what, Willow is still my niece.

"How can I not feel sorry for her? She's just a girl, yet she has to support a cripple. How tiring is that?

"Jeremy, how about this? Do you have any good jobs for him?"

Willow frowned slightly and said, "Second Aunt, there's no need for that for now.