Mother-in-law, my mother bought this house for me in full. Why should she stay in a small hotel instead of at home?

My husband and I were classmates in high school, and the university found that we were in the same university. Inevitably, I became more intimate and began to contact. In the process of getting along, I found that he is an enterprising person and has a good impression on him. It is said that women chase men's barriers. I chased him for two weeks and we were together. He was very kind to me when I was in love. Although his family conditions are not good, he always gives me the best in his ability, and I am very satisfied.

After graduation, we went back to our hometown together. On the train back, he took out his ring and proposed to me. Said he had to marry me before he could concentrate on his career. I was so moved that I immediately agreed to his proposal. After I went back, I went to see his parents. My in-laws are lukewarm to me. Even if their daughter-in-law who has never been to the door comes to the door for the first time, all their thoughts are on my husband's younger brother who is fourteen years younger. But I don't mind thinking that I don't live with my in-laws, as long as my husband is kind to me.

But my parents don't agree with us to get married, because he is from the countryside, his family is too poor, and his parents are also famous for their distressed little sons. My parents were afraid that I would be wronged when I got married, but I decided to marry him and told my parents that I wouldn't marry unless he married me. My parents couldn't beat me, so they agreed to this marriage. When it comes to marriage, the prospective mother-in-law has a very bad attitude. It means the same thing. No bride price, love to marry or not.

My parents are very angry, and I feel a little wronged. To tell the truth, my parents don't care about the bride price at all. They think it depends on how much my husband's family values me. They won't ask for a penny, they will only bring it back to my small family. But the attitude of the prospective mother-in-law makes my parents feel chilling. My husband always says I'm sorry and that he doesn't deserve me. I was distressed to see him like this, but I finally got through to my parents and married them.

After marriage, my parents still felt sorry for me and worried that I would be wronged in my husband's family. I took out all my savings and bought a two-bedroom school district next to a middle school, saying it was convenient for my children to go to school in the future. My husband and I are full of gratitude and want to work hard and be filial to them in the future. But just when we handed over the house and were busy decorating. My mother-in-law has arrived. She looked around and finally pointed to the best room, saying that this room was reserved for her brother-in-law.

I was confused at that time. My family bought me a wedding room in full. Why should I leave one for my brother-in-law? Mother-in-law rightfully, "your brother was admitted to this middle school, and he just lives here with you. It is better for you to be brother and sister, and it is convenient for him to go to school. " Otherwise, I don't know how much injustice I have to suffer if I live in a dormitory. "I was so angry that I couldn't speak. My husband also thinks that her mother-in-law has gone too far. The thought of the difference between her mother-in-law and her brother-in-law over the years made his eyes red. I looked distressed and told my mother-in-law directly.

"Mother-in-law, my parents bought this house for me. I'm the only one with a name. Your son has no final say. I don't want to live in my brother-in-law's house. Nothing you say will help. When I married your family, there was nothing. Now my parents bought me a wedding room and left one for my brother-in-law. What happened? This matter is out of the question. Don't embarrass your son any more. " Then I left, and the rest is up to my husband.