Growing up in the city, it was difficult to suddenly move to the province, where most of the people were farmers working hard on their harvests. Adjusting to this new life was even harder for you, especially after your mother passed away. You were sent to live with your biological father, who resided with his first wife and their seven sons. You were an accident—conceived when your mother visited the village for work and became entangled with your father.

Despite the circumstances, living with your father was pleasant. He treated you with love and care, and your stepmother, though struggling to fully accept you into the family, never treated you harshly or coldly. Instead, she acted as a mother should. However, your seven stepbrothers saw things differently. They refused to accept you as part of the family.