"What?" Mark was taken aback by her request.
The woman blinked twice and said. "I said teach me the skill. I want to learn."
Mark crossed his arms to the chest, his eyebrow raising in a mix of displeasure and curiosity. "And why do you think I will teach you?"
The woman replied in her usual plain tone. "Because we are family."
Mark didn't know whether to laugh or get angry at this obnoxious woman. In the end, he pinched the bridge of his nose and said. "I cannot."
"Why?"
"Because it's impossible."
"Nothing is impossible." She argued, not moving from the spot.
Mark let out a sharp exhale. "I don't care how you see it, I cannot teach you. Now, leave my home."
She remained seated, unbothered. "No."
Mark's eyes darkened. "I will kick you out."
Silence. For the first time, her expression shifted slightly—just a fraction. "You cannot. I'm stronger."
Mark's fingers twitched.