My husband and I have been married for 5 years now and have a 3-year-old son. My family is well off, so after we got married, my parents bought us an apartment to live in separately.
My wife is a good wife and mother. She is very capable, takes care of everything in the house, and always treats her husband's family well, so everyone in my family loves her. Even my friends and relatives often tell me how lucky I am to have such a capable wife. When I come home from work, I don't have to do anything because my wife takes care of everything.
My wife has a younger brother who is 8 years younger than her. He is the only son in the family so he is spoiled, spoiled, has no job but likes to hang out, gamble.
Before, whenever she ran out of money, she would call my wife to ask for a loan, to ask for money. Every time my wife refused, she would come to my house, saying she was visiting her grandchild, but she would immediately drag my wife into the room, explaining all sorts of things to get the money. The amount of money she borrowed kept getting bigger and bigger, and I was so fed up that I refused outright. My sister-in-law saw me making a fuss, so from then on she didn't dare ask my wife for money anymore.
As for my wife's parents, in order to preserve their family's reputation, they had to swallow their pride, keep their son's debt a secret, and accept paying off one debt after another.
Recently, I heard some people whispering that my sister-in-law currently owes someone a large sum of money. My wife is afraid that if her parents find out that she has money in hand, they will use sweet words to coax her and then take all the money to pay off her sister's debt, so she gave me all the wedding gold and her salary card to keep. Without money in hand, when her parents ask about it, she will feel less guilty towards them.
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Until last Sunday, my father-in-law called us home for dinner. After dinner, he called me to the table to drink water and said: "You currently owe someone 800 million. If you and your wife agree to pay that amount, I will transfer the house to you. If not, your parents will sell it to an outsider to have money to pay your debt."
Hearing my father-in-law speak, an image of the future immediately appeared in my mind. After selling the house to my son-in-law, my parents would definitely ask to stay for a while longer, and then later on, they would offer to buy the house back for their son, but on credit. I knew that although they were not mean or sinister, they had to do it for money and for their son. I understood my father-in-law's intentions very well, so I refused to accept the land my wife's family sold me.
Seeing that, my father-in-law took my hand and begged me to save his family. Now all he could do was wait for my husband and I. If we didn't help, next week we would have to sell our house and live on the streets. At this point, I bluntly said: "If you couldn't persuade him from the beginning, you would have just let him go. But because of the family's pride, you silently endured and paid off all his debts. When there was nothing left, you turned to us for help. Honestly, I couldn't do anything to help." After that, I told my parents that by doing that, they were indulging their son's debauchery. And by doing that, they would have to spend the rest of their lives trying to pay off their debts.
When I got home, I asked my wife if she was angry when I blamed her parents. She said, "This time, my parents' affairs are beyond my reach. I can't solve them. I'm asking my husband to handle it all."
Luckily, my wife agreed and was not angry with me. I told her to let her parents sell the house, later we would only help them, and when my younger brother grew up, he would have to earn his own money to support himself, because later on no one would borrow money to pay his debts for the rest of his life. My words made my wife very happy and she even praised me as a good husband worth living with for the rest of our lives.
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