Your parents bought a house for my daughter. Why? you and my son are married. Yours is mine.

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Your parents bought a house for my daughter. Why, you and my son are married, yours is mine.

I am the kind of personality that doesn't care much. I belong to the type that is less calculating and more generous. But what I didn't expect was that my generosity and indifference were taken for granted in the eyes of my mother-in-law. It was only my own duty and nothing to pay, and once I wanted to take it back, I had to face their unanimous accusations.

My husband's family is not good. He comes from a single-parent family. His father died early. Later, my mother-in-law raised two children on her own salary. Under such circumstances, it is quite natural for his family to suffer a lot for so many years. By the time I met him, the most difficult time for his family had passed, and he was quite capable and did a good job, so my family did not object much. I felt that although he was not so successful at present, he had good prospects for development. Treat him as a potential stock.

Our family is well-off. I haven't suffered much since I was a child. I didn't think that much at all. I just thought I liked him and wanted to be with him. Later, my mother's family bought our wedding house for me, but my mother-in-law didn't even give us much bride price when we got married, only symbolically. My family didn't ask for it either, so I deposited it in my account with the dowry money and brought it with me. Originally, our family has done this quite politely, but my mother-in-law is still full of picky and dissatisfaction with me. She always thinks that I am delicate and unable to do housework, and that my husband spoils me too much, so I can't get used to it.

After our marriage, my mother-in-law moved to the wedding house that my mother's family bought for me. I think she is the elder of the family, which is only natural and natural, and there is no objection. In addition to this house, my parents bought me a small singleton apartment before my marriage. after my marriage, my mother-in-law said that the house was empty, and it happened that my sister-in-law went to work very close to there, so she might as well live there. I didn't think too much about it at that time, so I asked her to move in. But over time, I found that they both lived in the house bought by my mother's house, not only did not give me a penny of living expenses, but also often asked me for money to buy things. My mother-in-law still hates me all day long, and my sister-in-law has made a mess of my little house. Later, I thought that there was no need to take care of my sister-in-law, it was my mother-in-law's responsibility, so I wanted to rent out the singleton apartment, but my mother-in-law was dissatisfied. She said to me directly in front of my husband, "what happened to the house your parents bought for my daughter? you and my son are married, yours is mine."

After hearing this, I was also angry, and my mother-in-law's family took my efforts for granted and thought mine belonged to her family. But these are my pre-marital property, and her family has nothing to do with it, but now my husband also advised me to forget it, I really can not bear this breath, people say what should I do?