An old woman's constant demands for money strain her son's marriage to the breaking point. His wife grows resentful, convinced the elderly mother is nothing but a burden, while the son finds himself caught between filial duty and marital peace. What begins as petty arguments over finances spirals into genuine family conflict, threatening to shatter the fragile balance they've maintained. Black Jack arrives when the son seeks his help, not to cure an illness but to understand what drives his mother's relentless requests. The truth behind her greed cuts deeper than anyone expected, revealing a love so profound it manifests in ways the family never recognized. In examining the bond between generations and the sacrifices that define it, this story asks what we owe those who came before us and whether the shortest lifetimes can hold the deepest affection. A quiet meditation on family obligation, regret, and the kinds of care that go unnoticed until it's almost too late.