The daughter-in-law gradually revealed her mean and selfish nature.

Yesterday afternoon, coming home from work, I saw Uncle Binh sitting next door talking to my mother. Their eyes were red and my heart ached.

In recent months, the relationship between Uncle Binh and his daughter-in-law has been quite tense. My mother must have been upset and unable to control herself, and turned to blame Uncle: "You are too kind and patient. If I had been such a rude daughter-in-law, I would have kicked her out of the house a long time ago."

Uncle Binh sighed, wiped his eyes: "Blame your daughter-in-law less, blame your son more for being weak. Well, as long as the couple and children accept each other, I'm old, if I get involved I might be accused of breaking up the love marriage, which would be a sin against my grandchildren."

Uncle Binh lives next to me. His house was originally an apartment that was assigned to him by the factory where my mother and he worked. Uncle Binh's house is at the end of the house, so it has the advantage of having space, and it also has an extra 2m of frontage, so it is much larger than the other houses.

Now Hanoi is planning to become a satellite city, my district is about to become a district, land prices are skyrocketing, Uncle Binh's house has become "golden" land, worth tens of billions of dong.

Uncle Binh's sister-in-law was a merchant, so when she got married, she asked her parents-in-law to let her renovate the entire first floor to open a spa, a cosmetics store, and a warehouse for online sales. Thinking that she was a child in the family, Uncle Binh gave his daughter-in-law the right to use the entire area of ​​over a hundred square meters on the first floor for work.

But after a long time, the daughter-in-law gradually revealed her bitter, calculating, and selfish nature. Relying on the money she made, she often criticized and "scolded" her husband. Her husband's parents were both from Ha Tinh, but they used the excuse of motion sickness and poor health to not be able to take long-distance trains or cars, so they often "escaped" back to their hometown.

She also doesn't like people from the countryside "bringing groups" to visit her husband's house and then staying. That's why, every time relatives from the countryside come to visit, her attitude is very unpleasant, her face is cold and heavy as lead.

Uncle Binh and his wife have several cousins ​​studying at universities in Hanoi, and on weekends they sometimes take the bus to the suburbs to visit him. But many times they have witnessed their daughter-in-law sullenly talking about "treating their uncle's house like a public house", and now they don't seem to like it either.

Recently, a cousin from the same village had to go to Hanoi for outpatient treatment for a while. Feeling sorry for her cousin's difficult situation, Uncle Binh welcomed her to live with him, both as sisters helping each other and also to save money on rent.

Seeing that a "stranger" had entered the house without her mother-in-law discussing it, the sister-in-law started a fight with Uncle Binh. The argument between the mother and daughter reached her cousin's ears, and she used the excuse that the doctor asked her to go to the hospital, refusing to stay at Uncle Binh's house.

After that, Uncle Binh thought carefully and decided to have a private and frank talk with his daughter-in-law. He gave her advice on her attitude and way of dealing with people so that the family could live in harmony.

Unexpectedly, she was arrogant: "You come to this house as a daughter-in-law, you single-handedly revived this business, you also have your rights! There are relatives in the whole district, I love everyone, I can't help them all. Our house is not a refugee camp, anyone can come and stay as they please"...

Uncle Binh was shaking with anger at his daughter-in-law's rude words. But if he made a big deal out of it, what good would it do to be accused of "showing his back to others"? And it was also his fault for not being straightforward with his daughter-in-law from the beginning.

After thinking for a long time, pondering the saying "a bad daughter-in-law loses her family", Mrs. Binh discussed with her husband the decision to sell the house and return to the countryside.

With the money from selling the house, the couple will divide a portion between their son and daughter as a dowry; save a portion to buy land in the countryside to build a small house, and save the rest. Combined with their pension, the couple will have more than enough to live a happy life.

Uncle Binh said, it is better to return to the countryside to live near the village, brothers, children and relatives who value love and loyalty, than to live with one's own children but disagree, be lonely, and lose relatives.

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