Zhou Jiaming would speak for Xia Hongju, and Xia Hongju would also speak for Zhou Jiaming.

Xia Hongju looked unhappy: "How can he be a bad boy? Didn't she raise Jiaming? Although my mother-in-law is from the countryside and doesn't understand some things, she is happy to listen to us. Mom, don't look down on me."

At first, Xia Hongju's parents did not agree with Zhou Jiaming.

Because Zhou Jiaming couldn't afford the betrothal money they asked for.

Another outsider.

Xia Hongju's parents wanted her to finish her studies, return to her hometown to work, and then find a man from her hometown to marry.

But Xia Hongju somehow managed to get a marriage certificate without even asking for a certificate from the street committee.

I can't disagree anymore.

My daughter and son-in-law both work in the capital.

Fortunately, we have divided the house now.

With a decent job and a house, Xia Hongju's parents not only didn't say anything, but also showed off to others in their hometown.

This time, the neighbors all asked Xia Hongju's mother if she was going to the capital to take care of her grandson.

Xia Hongju's mother was very concerned about her reputation, so she said yes on impulse.

If you ask her to go back now, she won't do it.

But she didn't expect that Xia Hongju didn't want her to take her.

She was unhappy: "You really turned your elbow outward after getting married. Why are you still speaking for your mother-in-law?"

Xia Hongju: "I'm not speaking for anyone. We're all family, and we shouldn't say such alienating words. Mom, you've seen over the past few days that my mother-in-law does everything very well. She doesn't even ask you to cook. If you want to stay here for a few more days, that's fine. You can go back with Dad then."

When Xia Hongju told Su Yuhe about this, she was a little speechless: "I didn't expect that my biggest headache now is not the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law."