Steve Jobs, the stunning legend, had only ever been married to the love of his college years, Lauren Powell, whom he met in his passionate years.
The two shared family fun and gave birth to three lovely children: the eldest daughter Lisa, the second daughter Alison, and the eldest son Reed.
Among this group of lively and lovely children, the particularly eye-catching are the charming girl Eve and the dignified and elegant Lisa.
Eve, who has been loved by her father since she was a child, is 1.75 meters tall, with a beautiful face, independent and resolute personality. Jobs once affectionately praised Eve as the strongest child he had ever met, and he firmly believed that if Eve wanted to, she might even take over Apple or become president of the United States in the future.
However, the opposite of her sister's fate is the eldest daughter, Lisa. When Lisa was five years old, Jobs said to her without mercy: "You're never going to get anything."
This sentence is like a sharp sword, which deeply pierces Lisa's heart, and also symbolizes that Jobs denied the father-daughter relationship with Lisa from the beginning, until the DNA paternity test results revealed that they were as high as 94.4% blood relationship, and Jobs reluctantly accepted this "non-existent daughter".
Although the two sisters live in the same family, they have suffered very different paternal treatment, which is undoubtedly the unique arrangement of fate for their life experiences.
Let's start by looking back at Steve Jobs' short but illustrious life. In 2011, at the age of 56, he unfortunately passed away due to illness, and the news was like a bolt from the blue, shaking the hearts of countless people around the world.
In the last two decades of his life, he and his wife, Lauren Powell, built a warm and harmonious family.
Steve Jobs and Lauren have been a loving couple since their college days, and their love has turned into a happy family life after marriage. In 1978, their eldest daughter, Lisa, fell to the ground, followed by their second daughter Alison and eldest son Reed.
The family laughs and laughs, and life is simple and happy.
Reed inherited his father, Steve Jobs, who not only graduated from Stanford University, but also became a top executive at the company his mother founded.
Seeing their children so good, the Jobs couple must have felt extremely gratified.
However, when we explore and admire the happiness and beauty of this family, the secrets hidden beneath the surface are shocking. In the early stages of Lisa's birth, Jobs did not hesitate to deny her father-daughter identity, firmly claiming that the girl's mother only wanted to cheat him out of money so that she chose to have children.
It was only after the DNA paternity test revealed that the two were up to 94.4% blood relationship, that Jobs reluctantly accepted Lisa's daughter and began to pay her regular maintenance fees in accordance with legal norms.
But in the years that followed, Jobs's indifference and neglect of Lisa remained unchanged. During weekend visits, young Lisa couldn't help but boast to her friends about her father's achievements as the founder of Apple and his endless wealth, but Jobs never really cared for her.
On one occasion, Lisa plucked up the courage to ask her father, Steve Jobs, to give him his Porsche sports car as a birthday present, but he coldly refused: "You can never expect to get anything."
These cold words were like a heavy hammer, leaving indelible scars and shadows in the depths of Lisa's heart.
Compared with his youngest daughter Eve, Jobs has been doted on since she was a child and regarded her as a treasure. Eve has a tall figure of 1.75 meters, a dignified and beautiful face, coupled with an independent and strong personality, it is no wonder that she is so loved by her father.
From an early age, Eve showed a unique and independent personality. She is determined as a rock, decisive and resolute, and never gives up easily.
It is this innate persistence and perseverance that made Jobs love her even more.
Because of this extraordinary personality, Eve always exudes a unique brilliance and attracts everyone's attention, whether in daily life or in the workplace.
Despite her young age, she has become the darling of international fashion brands such as Dior and Chanel, and frequently appears on the catwalks of major fashion weeks and gala dinners.
Last year's Metropolitan Fashion Dinner in New York, for example, was a great example of this. That night, Eve wore a Chanel see-through diamond dress, which was elegant and charming, attracting countless fans to chase and cheer enthusiastically.
Although her facial expression was slightly stiff and painful, it still could not stop her graceful body curves and unique fashion style from being revealed.
Thinking back to Eve, who is only 23 years old, there must be few people who can resist the strong attraction exuded by her extraordinary temperament and beauty.
Eve immersed herself in the world of equestrianism, where she learned valuable philosophies such as independence, humility and perseverance.
In 2017, she was awarded the title of "Rider of the Month".
Despite being far away from school and ranch, Eve was able to balance equestrian competition with a heavy academic stake and graduated with honors from the prestigious Stanford University.
In addition to fashion and equestrianism, music composition and investment and financial management are also areas that Eve is passionate about. As an insightful investor, she has invested in equities worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
In recent years, Eve has been actively involved in the field of music creation, and has participated in the production of many critically acclaimed hit singles.
Obviously, Eve inherited her father's business wisdom of Steve Jobs's curiosity about new things, and is inheriting her father's philosophy and business in a unique way.
In stark contrast to her younger sister Eve's much-loved family, the eldest daughter, Lisa, has been shrouded in neglect and negativity since she was a child.
Lisa had not won her father's approval since her birth, and it was only after the DNA paternity test revealed that Jobs was her biological father that he reluctantly accepted the "non-existent daughter" and paid monthly child support as required by law.
Her father's indifference and disgust for her brought heavy psychological trauma to the young Lisa. Weekend visiting days are the time for Lisa to show off her father, Steve Jobs, and wealth to her friends, even though she has never really experienced what it was like to sit in his Porsche car.
Once, Lisa, who had the courage to ask Steve Jobs for her Porsche as a birthday present, was ruthlessly refused: "You can never get anything."
These cold and cruel words left an indelible shadow in the depths of Lisa's immature heart.
With unwavering perseverance and determination, Lisa successfully completed her entire education at Harvard University and eventually became a well-known writer.
When the news of her admission to Harvard reached Jobs's ears, the father only responded indifferently that he had already learned about it, ignoring his daughter's pride and joy.
Since then, Jobs has not hesitated to cut off financial aid to Lisa.
Despite the twists and turns of the road, Lisa never gave up trying to repair her relationship with her father. When Jobs was seriously ill, she made frequent visits to the hospital in an attempt to dissipate the pent-up resentment in her heart, and finally the tension between the two gradually eased.
In the seven years since Jobs' death, Lisa has devoted herself to writing a meticulous biography called "Little People," which affectionately tells the story of her difficult encounters with her "little man" father.
Despite the passage of time, the joys and sorrows depicted in the book still make people deeply sympathize with the poor girl's upbringing.
Lisa's personal experience reveals a brutal truth: even as the daughter of the founder of Apple, a tech giant, there is no guarantee that she will be favored by her father.
However, it is precisely because of this that she cherishes every moment she spends with her family more and learns to look at the world with a more tolerant and broader perspective.
The advent of the book "Little People" is not only Lisa's silent accusation against her father, but also a dignified review and transcendence of that gloomy childhood.
She was finally able to open her heart, accept the arrangement of fate, and bravely pursue her own happiness in life.