Brother Du was furious, "You seem to have forgotten, the house we live in now was allotted by Dad, and who has been helping to raise a few kids? Since you agree to split up the family, fine, we'll split it up tonight."
Brother Du left after saying just one thing, leaving Eldest Sister-in-law Du seething with anger.
Not living with the in-laws, there are indeed fewer conflicts. Splitting up the family is fine, yet they still threaten her.
She wants to see who will take care of the in-laws when they're older after the family splits.
The younger sister-in-law has been in school, living off free meals for so many years—and wanting so much dowry, what's the problem?
Have Mom and Dad not mentioned it?
The man the younger sister-in-law is seeing is several years older than her and has bought a house in the Capital City but can't even afford this little dowry money.
After dinner, they sent the kids back to their rooms, and the four adults began splitting up the family.
