Hearing this, Daniel immediately became restless, "My family bought a wedding house! This guy just moved into your place with his luggage."
Hearing this, Nancy immediately cut her off, instead smiling cheerfully at Hela and saying, "Mother-in-law, that house is only in your son's name, it has absolutely nothing to do with me, right?"
Asked this, Hela was first stunned, then her delicate brows furrowed. She had come to demand answers, but instead found the other party taking the offensive first.
"Well, it's your marital home after all, how can you draw such clear lines?"
Hela said this as a mere formality.
But the current Nancy, free from psychological pressure, having inherited her mother's shrewishness and the materialism of their social circle, wouldn't swallow such toxic positivity.
"Mother-in-law is right. Did you hear that, Daniel?"
Nancy said lightly, "Transfer the property to me tomorrow."
