After hearing this, the aunts did not object.

In the past, they were all very keen on having children.

They believe that a large and prosperous family is essential for a thriving household.

But with more children comes more problems.

Especially after the children grow up, get married, and still live together, there are bound to be arguments.

Mrs. Sheng asked a question.

"What's wrong? Don't your five daughters-in-law get along?"

Aunt Shen was the oldest among them, twelve years older than Mrs. Sheng.

She married young, and all five of her sons are now married.

Now the family lives in the same building, but the five daughters-in-law can't stand each other and they have endless cases to solve every day.

She's so annoyed.

"I should have just told them to move out."

"Living together is so noisy it gives me a headache."

Mrs. Sheng smiled.

“I told you before that we should live separately, but you didn’t believe me.”

They insist that as long as their parents are alive, they will not separate from the family.

Let's see the results.

"Young people simply don't get along with us, there's no need to force us to be together."

The other aunts wouldn't have agreed with this a few years ago, but now that they're mothers-in-law, they believe it.

“My family has long since separated. I have three sons, each with their own house. They can come back to visit me on holidays.”

This is Aunt Six, who is close in age to Mrs. Sheng.

Influenced by Mrs. Sheng, she felt that mother-in-law and daughter-in-law should not live together, as they would not get along.

So I bought houses for my sons early on.

Living separately now is so much more comfortable.

They also asked Mrs. Sheng, "Are you going to let Qingqing move out in the future? She's your only child."

They have many children, so it's normal for them to separate.

But Mrs. Sheng only has one daughter. Is it really possible to separate her from her child?

"Won't you be all alone from now on?"

Mrs. Sheng was open-minded. "I'll live with them for the next few years, and when they want to move out, I'll let them move out."

Although she dotes on her daughter, she can't monopolize her; she can still let go.

Sheng Yueqing came closer and hugged her, "Oh, there's no need to separate, I also like living with Mom."

He Yushen also came over and said, "I also like living with my mom."

The aunts laughed heartily at this.

"Your son-in-law is quite likable."

Not only does it have long, shiny stripes, but its little mouth is also good at coaxing people.

He Yushen was very good at pleasing his aunts, first praising his eldest aunt's good looks and saying she was destined to be wealthy.

He then praised his second aunt for having a better figure than many young people.

Then, his third and fourth aunts praised him, making them laugh heartily.

Mr. Sheng couldn't bear to look.

How come he didn't know this brat was such a sycophant?

It's one thing to praise an old lady at home, but to do it here too? You're the epitome of a bootlicker.

Sheng Jingheng frowned, wondering if he was being too dense. He didn't even know how to flatter his elders.

No wonder his aunts, though they liked him, never laughed so heartily.

So it turns out he's just bad at talking.

At noon, the entire Shen family gathered together and ordered dishes from the hotel.

The children from the Shen family also came over and got to know Sheng Yueqing together.

The Shen family's cousins ​​all liked Sheng Yueqing quite a bit and gave her gifts.

The daughters-in-law, on the other hand, showed a mixture of jealousy, curiosity, and suspicion on their faces.

Sheng Yueqing and Mrs. Sheng glanced at their expressions but said nothing.

After dinner, the adults chatted, and the young people also gathered together.

The men of the Shen family all went to chat with He Yushen and Sheng Jingheng.

Sheng Yueqing's cousins ​​and daughters-in-law came over to chat with her.

Among them, the eldest aunt's youngest daughter-in-law asked Sheng Yueqing with a gossipy look, "I heard that you stayed in the countryside for more than ten years before you were found in Shanghai?"

Sheng Yueqing gave a faint "hmm," not wanting to elaborate.

This cousin-in-law had a shrewd and calculating look on her face, which she didn't like, so she didn't want to get to know her better.

The other person, however, kept asking her a barrage of questions, such as, "Did your mother put the business in your hands after you came back?"

That's a bit of a nosy question.

Sheng Yueqing didn't answer, but only asked her, "Has your sister-in-law given birth?"

The other person choked.

She has been married into the Shen family for a year, but there is still no sign of pregnancy.

It's almost become a mental illness.

Today, seeing Sheng Yueqing, a country girl, being pampered by her whole family and receiving so many exquisite gifts, including many jewels that she herself didn't own, and her mother-in-law actually giving them to this country girl, made her unhappy.

That's why he came to make Sheng Yueqing unhappy.

Who knew that the brat would turn around and make things difficult for her?

She coughed lightly, "We've only been married a short time, there's no rush to have children."

Sheng Yueqing said "Oh", "Then you'd better hurry up, after all, all four of your sisters-in-law have given birth, and they all had sons."

She's the only one who hasn't given birth.

Fifth cousin's face turned green.

She snorted. "And you? Have you given birth yet?"

Sheng Yueqing smiled calmly, "I'm not in a hurry. I only have one daughter, so it's fine if I don't have any more children."

Fifth cousin's wife...

This conversation has run out of steam.

She snorted and went somewhere else.

The other older cousins ​​laughed after seeing it.

"Serves her right, she'll never let her mouth off the hook."

Sheng Yueqing didn't know much about the Shen family's relatives, but her older cousins ​​told her about their families.

"None of the daughters-in-law my aunt's family has ever had an easy life."

"That fifth cousin's wife was incredibly jealous. She's the kind who can't stand seeing others do well."

She pretended to be very virtuous before marrying into the family, but her true colors were revealed after she married in.

They constantly calculate how much pocket money each of their sisters-in-law gets, and during Chinese New Year they even compare whose red envelope is bigger.

Even if they were to separate the family, they would want the biggest house.

They want to take advantage of every opportunity.

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