late 1986, Jobs flew to New York to accompany Mona to it. They grew increasingly close, though their friendship had the complexities that might be expected, considering who they were and how they had come together. Mona was not completely thrilled at first to have me in her life and have her mother so emotionally affectionate toward me, he later said. As we got to know each other, we became really good friends, and she is my family. I don't know what I'd do without her. I can't imagine a better sister. My adopted sister, Patty, and I were never close. Mona
In late 1986, Steve Jobs traveled to New York to support Mona, and over time, their relationship deepened, despite the complexities inherent in their connection. Initially, Mona was not entirely comfortable with Jobs being a part of her life, especially due to the affectionate bond her mother had with him. However, as they spent more time together, they became very close friends.
Jobs expressed that Mona became like family to him, stating he couldn't envision his life without her and described her as the best sister he could have. He reflected on his earlier relationship with his adopted sister, Patty, noting their lack of closeness compared to the strong bond he formed with Mona.
