Tired of living with a newly divorced sister-in-law

My sister-in-law has just divorced for 3 months and brought her 2 children to live with her parents and my husband and I. From here, many conflicts arose in my family life.

My husband's family has 2 sisters. She is 3 years older than him, and got married more than 300km away from home. I heard my husband say that his parents strongly opposed the marriage, but she still insisted on getting married. After 5 years of marriage and 2 children, she and her husband divorced because her husband gambled, had an affair, and was abusive.

She got divorced and brought her two children back to her parents' house. My husband's parents in the countryside only had a 5-room flat-roofed house built long ago with 2 bedrooms that was renovated after we got married. With her and her children coming, my parents put an extra bed in the middle of the house to sleep in, leaving the bedroom for her and her children.

I'm tired of living with my recently divorced sister-in-law (Illustration photo, source: KT)

My parents are old, in the countryside they only raise livestock and grow crops, the economy is not very good, if you say they have enough money to take care of their daughter, then probably not.

But since she came here, even though she was introduced to many jobs, she refused all of them. All day she just stayed at home surfing the phone, watching tiktok, and didn't even do any housework or cooking.

I go to work until 6pm and then go to the kitchen to cook rice. My mother-in-law also goes to work in the fields and sometimes comes home at that time.

Since the day she came here, she often took my baby's milk for her own child without asking. She even asked to try on the clothes I just bought, and if they looked nice, she would ask for them.

Everyone in the family thought she had just gone through a big shock, so no one said anything. But my sister-in-law's personality really annoyed me. If we kept living together like this, sooner or later the family would quarrel and have big conflicts.

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