Although Roy never mentioned it, Selina knew that a mother was a ray of sunshine in her children's life. It was for this reason that she didn't even think to ask Roy's opinion before saying those words.

"Then I want you to die."

However, what she got in return for her good intentions was not Lisa's understanding, but rather a deeper hatred.

Why did her son she had spent her life raising now have to follow the orders of another woman? And why did the conflict between her son and herself need to be resolved by this woman who pretended to be kind?

She did not need help from Selina!...