As women, we are all someone’s daughter. We fall in love, get married, then become a daughter-in-law. We have children, they fall in love and get married, then… we become a mother-in-law. It’s a role that doesn’t usually hold a high priority and at times can be a sensitive subject for various reasons. Throughout history and in many homes, it isn’t thought of as a significant relationship except during times of indifference and miscommunication. Nothing brought these two women together in most cases, except for the son. The common string that ties them together is the love of one person.