Zhao Chunmiao's letter this time was very long, and it was almost all about Zhou Ruilan.

Because Zhou Ruilan was pregnant, her mother-in-law bought her a lot of good things, and her sister-in-law became jealous when she saw them.

Zhou Ruilan and Yang Guangyu are a young couple living alone, but they live in a railway house, in the same yard as their parents' home.

The sisters-in-law would come to Zhou Ruilan every day to express jealousy, making Zhou Ruilan depressed.

The most important thing is that after listening to his sister-in-law's complaints, Yang Guangyu felt that they made sense, so he gave half of the good things in the house to his sister-in-law.

Those things were all obtained by Zhou Ruilan when she was pregnant. Not only were they bought by Yang’s mother, but they were also given by her brother and sister-in-law from her mother’s side.

At this point, Zhou Ruilan was still trying hard to suppress her unhappiness. She just pointed out the problem to Yang Guangyu and asked him not to send things out of the house without her consent in the future.

Instead, Yang Guangyu grumbled that Zhou Ruilan was too fussy and said that she was not like that before they got married.

This finally irritated Zhou Ruilan and she got angry. That was the time when she sent a telegram to ask Zhao Chunmiao to go back.

Afterwards, the Yang family gave their eldest daughter-in-law a severe lesson and never let her bother Zhou Ruilan again.

Yang Guangyu was also frightened and cried bitterly, promising that he would never talk back to Zhou Ruilan again.

But since then, Zhou Ruilan has often been to the hospital.

In the end, she was born prematurely at seven months.

Zhao Chunmiao said in her letter that premature birth was extremely dangerous and she was so scared that she secretly wiped away tears.

Fortunately, they survived, and both Zhou Ruilan and her daughter survived.

However, the doctor at the hospital said that Zhou Ruilan's body was seriously injured and it would be difficult for her to get pregnant again.

As for the future, Yang's parents were quite open-minded, saying that they already had one child, so it didn't matter whether they would have another in the future.

Moreover, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Yang family has already given birth to two grandsons, so they don’t lack anything either.

Yang Guangyu naturally also put Zhou Ruilan's health first.

After Zhou Ruilan gave birth, everyone in the Yang family, including Yang Guangyu, put Zhou Ruilan first in everything and treated her better than before.

At this point, things seemed to have come to a perfect end.

But Qin Hanshu could clearly feel that between the lines of Zhao Chunmiao's words, he still revealed his dissatisfaction with Yang Guangyu and his worries about the future.

Qin Hanshu closed the letter and repeated it to Zhou Weiguang.

Zhou Weiguang paused while taking off his clothes and blurted out, "Fuck it! Is this how the Yang family bullies my sister?"

Qin Hanshu said: "The root of the problem still lies with Yang Guangyu. Lanhua looks carefree, but she is actually very sensitive. She cares about Yang Guangyu, so a word from Yang Guangyu can hurt her. If..."

Qin Hanshu sighed, "I feel like she will have to endure a lot of anger from Yang Guangyu in the future."

Zhou Weiguang frowned, "Yang Guangyu looked like a nice guy, how come he became like this after getting married? Was he pretending before?"

Qin Hanshu said: "It's not necessarily pretending. People are complicated and multifaceted. It's just that they are more exposed after marriage."

Zhou Weiguang pondered for a while, then came over, put his arm around Qin Hanshu's shoulders and said, "You and Lanhua are good friends, why don't you write a letter to comfort her? Only by letting her put herself first can she live a better life."

Indeed, if Zhou Ruilan cannot change others, she can only adapt herself, otherwise her life will be extremely depressing.

Divorce is rare these days.

Besides, regarding Zhou Ruilan's case, only Qin Hanshu and other relatives from her mother's side could put themselves in her shoes and think about it, feeling that she was greatly wronged.

If people around him looked at it from a secular perspective, Yang Guangyu's problem was not really that big of a problem. Some people might even think that Zhou Ruilan was being unreasonable.

Qin Hanshu nodded, "I will write a letter."

I just don’t know if it’s useful or not.