Chapter 53
I sat on the sofa with my worker and wider bescher, waring, Alcor a while, Laci came and eat on the sofa Lack’s plump figure made my husband, Terry, appear more this and dark dinned Laci had a cold face, looked our of the window with a sideways glance, and held herself in a high and perior prerane. Terry was so angry that he wanted to speak. I pressed his hand and agrike fine, Lach, let’s talk sfinur the divorce”
Laci still had a poker face and remained allear
I calmly said, “I bought this apartment in fall and gave it to my brother and parents to live in. It is my brother’s pre–marital property. Although the car is ace valuable, it is also my brother’s pre–marital property. You have been married for so many years, and all of my brother’s money has been handed over to you to manage. About two years ago, there was approximately 80,000 dollars in songs, and without his knowledge, you lent it all to your younger brother to buy a house. This money should be considered as joint property of the couple, and you need to give half of it back to my brother. The fruit shop was imered by me, and my father and brother are running it, but it can also be considered as joint property of the couple, so I will give you half of the value. As for my nephew, we respect his choice.”
Laci’s face turned dark, and she gritted her teeth as the pointed at me with a ferocious expression. I have never seen such a wicked woman like you before. You deliberately want to break up my family.”
Terry became anxious again, and his face turned dark with anger Laci…”
I held him and said gently, Laci, I “do” want to break up your family.*
Laci gritted her teeth and said, “See? Because of you, my son will lose his home.”
I was calm and composed. “You had this figure and average look before you married my brother. My brother doesn’t mind your look, but you mind his poverty? Although my brother cannot give you wealth, you still have a comfortable life, right? After so many years of marriage, he has given you all the money he earned and never made you work. All the household chores are done by my mother.
“Although the bag you carry is outdated, it is at least an LV. Your phone is the latest model, your bracelet was made of jade, and you have both diamond rings and gold necklaces on you. The store provided you with durian fruits to eat as much as you wanted. The things you bought online have filled up my nephew’s room, and you haven’t had time to unpack them. Your life is more than enough compared to those who have less, so what exactly are you still unsatisfied with?”
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