Leaving her weird mother-in-law and husband, she became a wealthy woman on her own

Sijun's winter vacation is over, and he temporarily left Duoduo in his hometown and let his parents take care of Duoduo first.

Manxian said to Sijun: "I know your mother is trying to force me to compromise and make me behave according to her wishes. But I just want to tell you that I will never give in.

Give me a few more days to finish my work and the business at hand. We will go back this Sunday and bring Duoduo with us. They can stay in their hometown if they want!"

In the past few days, Man Xian worked very hard to sign films and finish all the work at hand. Then, she arranged the business related to Hanhui Group.

It was not until Saturday night, after Manxian and Sijun had dinner, that she asked Sijun: "It seems that your mother is really determined this time! In this case, let's do this!

Tomorrow, we will go back to our hometown to pick up Duoduo. I have already enrolled him in a daycare center, which is a nursery class.

From now on, we will send him to the daycare center in the morning and pick him up after get off work in the evening."

"Sure! That's the best! It's not necessarily a bad thing for us if they don't come.

We will feel more at ease if we send Duoduo to the nursery class, where professional teachers will teach and take care of him."

Man Xian nodded: "Yes! Duoduo should also take this step. Of course, don't be too happy too soon, after all, he is still very young, and he will have a lot of difficulties in adapting to the nursery class, and may even get sick."

Sijun said decisively: "It's okay! We can all take care of him and help him get through this period, and everything will be fine later."

In Sijun's opinion, he was relieved that his parents didn't come.

He felt a sense of relief.

For a long time, the conflict between Manxian and his parents had already made Sijun anxious. Now that they were separated, it was a supreme relief for him.

On Sunday morning, Sijun drove Manxian back to his hometown and took Duoduo with him.

After packing up her things, Man Xian carried Duoduo out of the room.

"I don't think it will be easy for me to come back to this house. When I was about to leave, I saw your mother's arrogant expression, and I felt sick."

Manxian said to Sijun while walking on the road holding Duoduo in her arms.

Sijun was carrying heavy luggage and was in a bad mood, so he did not answer.

In the following few days, Sijun and Manxian were busy preparing many matters for Duoduo's admission to daycare.

On the morning of the first day of daycare, Sijun drove Manxian and Duoduo to the daycare center, and then hurried to work.

According to the requirements of the daycare center, children only need to attend the center for half a day in the first week and be brought back before lunch, and parents must accompany them.

Starting from the second week, you can officially spend a day in the park, entering the park at 8:30 in the morning and picking up at 4 in the afternoon, which includes lunch and a nap.

After all, the children are too young and need an adaptation process.

Duoduo is the only child who did not have an adaptation process.

Because Sijun and Manxian both have to go to work, they can't accompany me in the garden.

They had already discussed this with the teachers at the nursery. From the first day, Duoduo had to stay in the nursery all day, and because of work, he could only be picked up at 5pm.

Manxian first played with Duoduo in the garden. At about half past ten, she told the teacher that she was leaving and asked the teacher to look after Duoduo.

Manxian said to Duoduo: "Mom has to go to work! You have to listen to the teacher here!"

Duoduo was still young, so of course he couldn't fully understand what his mother meant. But he was having fun playing with the other kids, so he nodded.

Man Xian handed Duoduo to the teacher and walked downstairs without looking back.

The nursery has three floors, and the children are in the classrooms on the second floor for classes, meals and rest. Man Xian came to the first floor, and at this time, she heard the crying of a child coming from upstairs.

She was very familiar with this crying sound. It was exactly Duoduo's crying sound.

He didn't see his mother, and there were strange adults and children around him, so he was so scared that he burst into tears.

Standing in the lobby on the first floor, Man Xian listened to Duoduo's crying. Her heart was broken and she couldn't help crying too.

The childcare teacher in the lobby on the first floor saw Man Xian, walked up to her, patted her on the shoulder, and said, "It's okay, don't worry, leave the child to us, and he will get used to it slowly."

Manxian walked out of the nursery with tears in her eyes. She knew in her heart that from this moment on, Duoduo began to grow up, and she, as a mother, also took a big step forward.

For a period of time afterwards, Sijun came to pick up Duoduo at five o'clock every evening.

Since the daycare center picks up the children at 4 p.m., whenever Sijun arrives, Duoduo will burst into tears as soon as he sees his father, because he has to watch helplessly as other children are taken away by their grandparents, leaving him alone waiting for his parents.

Two weeks passed. One evening, Sijun came to pick up Duoduo. The teacher told Sijun that Duoduo might have a fever.

Sijun quickly called Manxian.

Man Xian had not finished a lot of work yet, but when she received Sijun's call, she immediately put down all her work, called a Didi and rushed to the daycare center.

The medical teacher put a fever-reducing patch on Duoduo, fed him some water, and asked Sijun and Manxian to take Duoduo home.

That night, Duoduo was so upset that she couldn't eat. She kept crying and making a fuss. Manxian cried out of heartache and Sijun was at a loss.

"Do you know! How much I hate your parents when I see Duoduo like this! Do you know! How much I hate your parents when I was downstairs and heard Duoduo crying upstairs and it broke my heart! Do you know! How much I hate your parents when I saw other children being picked up by their grandparents, but Duoduo had to wait for us to come over alone in the classroom!" Man Xian said with tears.

"There's nothing we can do! My mother also said that according to the law, grandparents have no obligation to raise their grandchildren. If they are willing to help it's a favor, and if they are not willing to help it's their duty. There's nothing we can do..." Sijun said.

Man Xian sneered, "Really? You're arguing with me about the law? Fine! The law doesn't say a daughter-in-law must treat her parents-in-law in a certain way, so what right do they have to demand this and that from me?

I have helped your mother so much before, has she ever thought about the relationship and duty?"

Sijun remained silent.

"Also," Man Xian continued, "I was really wrong before. I once hoped that your parents would support me in buying a house. Now it seems that I was really wrong! I have to rely on myself. Others are unreliable. Fortunately, they did not support us, otherwise, they would have been so proud!"

Sijun lowered his head, not knowing what to say.

Man Xian tried her best to coax Duoduo and finally fed him half a bowl of porridge.

Duoduo's eyes were blurry and it looked like she was very sleepy, so Manxian took Duoduo back to her room to sleep.

This night was a sleepless night for Sijun and Manxian.

Duoduo sleeps and wakes up from time to time, and cries when he wakes up, so they have to coax him all the time.

It was not until dawn that Duoduo fell into a more peaceful sleep, and Sijun and Manxian also fell asleep.

But for them, the suffering has just begun. Sijun's mother's plans come one after another, pushing their marriage to the end step by step...