一只客服猪。（备孕中）

Mother: I want to leave this house to your younger brother. Daughter: What? Mother: He has a wife and three children. He needs it more than you do. Daughter: Mum, I paid for the renovations on that house. Brother: Nobody forced you to renovate it. Daughter: The roof was leaking. Mum was sleeping in a room with buckets on the floor whenever it rained. Mother: And I appreciate what you did. Daughter: You appreciate it, but you're giving him the house? Brother: I've been taking care of Mum, too. Daughter: How? Brother: I visit her every weekend. Daughter: You visit for two hours, eat the food I buy, and leave. Brother: At least I make time for her. Daughter: Who pays her electricity bills? Brother: I don't know. Daughter: Who pays for her medication? Brother: I send her money sometimes. Daughter: Sometimes? I've been paying her medical bills for three years. Mother: Enough! I didn't ask you to do all that. Daughter: You're right. You didn't ask me. I did it because you're my mother. Brother: So now you want to use everything you've done to claim the house? Daughter: No. I just want to understand why everything I do for this family becomes my responsibility, while everything you do becomes a reason to reward you. Mother: Your brother has children. You don't. Daughter: So because I don't have children, I don't deserve anything? Mother: That's not what I said. Daughter: Then tell me what you meant. Brother: You're making Mum feel guilty over a house. Daughter: And you're accepting a house you barely helped her maintain without feeling guilty? Brother: It's her house. She can give it to whoever she wants. Daughter: You're right. It's her house. Mother: Good. I'm glad you finally understand. Daughter: I do. But there's something you should both know. Brother: What now?