At the end of the video, it was all Sister Grace expressing her heartfelt thanks.

She thanked her colleagues, her boss, and most importantly, all the netizens who cared about her situation.

The video was only about two minutes long, but it really moved many netizens.

Sister Grace is usually very busy, so she doesn’t play with Twitter. This post was made by a young colleague at the shop on her behalf.

After the video was posted, the girl specifically tagged Nina Rice and Jane Sampson, so the video quickly spread.

Below, many enthusiastic netizens inquired about the kids’ dad, curious as to why Sister Grace never mentioned her husband in the video.

After consulting Sister Grace, the girl replied to everyone on Twitter.

It was just one sentence—The child doesn’t have a dad. In this world, the child only has me, one relative.

This one sentence stirred up great sympathy and compassion among netizens and led many fellow single mothers to express the hardships and challenges of being a mother.

And because of Sister Grace’s explanation, everyone knew that she was truly a pitiful person worth sympathy and attention. Hearing that Sister Grace enjoyed working at the hotpot restaurant, many netizens who had previously criticized her apologized under the video.

Whereas at the hotpot restaurant, which was supposed to be the least crowded during meal time, the business suddenly turned around, and customers were coming in an endless stream.

Those customers who came after watching the video all brought gifts, some were gifts for Sister Grace’s daughter, and some were kind-hearted people who left donations and asked her colleagues to pass them along.

Jane Sampson was not aware of these events as they occurred.

When with James Black, he always liked to hold her hand tightly. If she walked and played with her mobile phone at the same time, he would scold her.

While Nina Rice was calling her, she was in the dessert shop, trying to bargain with James Black to buy two more mochi.

James Black already had several boxes of yogurt and a cake in his hands, but just as they were about to leave, Jane Sampson couldn’t move when she saw the newly displayed cute white dumplings.

She gazed at James Black with a pitiful look, her pair of eyes filled with longing.

Her finger tapped several times on the glass of the display cabinet.

Strawberry-flavored, want it.

Mango-flavored, want it too.

Oreo, still want it...

When her phone started ringing, James Black finally couldn’t resist Jane Sampson’s pitiful gaze and compromised partially.

"You’ve got so many flavors; pick one. I’ll buy you the rest later. Eating too many desserts at once isn’t good," James Black said.

But Jane Sampson greedily held up two fingers to James Black, her voice soft and pleading, "Two, okay? One strawberry, one mango."

Not waiting for James Black to say whether or not, she quickly asked the girl next to her to pack them up.

Then she turned to look at James Black, seeing he didn’t have any intention to stop her, she joyfully tilted her head, like a cat, rubbing against his arm before slowly answering Nina’s call.

"What are you busy with? Why did you take so long to answer the phone?" Nina Rice asked.

"I just accomplished a big event." Jane Sampson replied with a hint of hubris, having managed to snag two extra white dumplings outside of Daddy Black’s strict plan. Didn’t she just pull off a remarkable feat?