Liu Baiyang got married late, later than both of his younger sisters.
I met Lu Pingping when I was thirty. She was a radio host who came specifically to interview me.
He's successful in his career and comes from a prominent family; he doesn't seem like someone I could ever be close to.
However, among so many women who were better off than him, Liu Baiyang chose her—
This left Lu Pingping feeling constantly panicked; she couldn't control this man.
She had lived in fear and huddle for so many years, and even after her son was born, she still hadn't found the feeling of being the mistress of the house.
“You’re too insecure.” Fearing that Liu Qing would cause trouble for her sister-in-law when she returned, Sun Lifang took some time to come and talk to Lu Pingping. “This insecurity will keep eating into your heart and will never be satisfied.”
Why do some people break up no matter how many relationships they have?
"Because you are starved for love and are always demanding it."
In a relationship, if one party is always demanding, the other party will definitely get tired.
Lu Pingping is following the same path as Sun Lifang in her previous life: "Wanting to gain a lot, but not knowing how to give."
In her family of origin, her brother and sister-in-law didn't have to do anything; the elders would provide them with the best.
"The house, car, and savings all belong to my son; they have nothing to do with my daughter."
That's why she felt resentful after marrying into the Liu family, wondering, "Why don't they love me? Why don't they give me everything?"
If you can't figure it out, you'll fall into pain, and if you don't handle it well, you might "tear up the good things you have now and go back to hell."
Lu Pingping knew Sun Lifang. Before she and Liu Qing had argued, the three of them had drunk tea together and chatted a few times.
Now that they've fallen out, Lu Pingping feels somewhat awkward whenever she sees Sun Lifang again.
Indeed, in her mind, having a son was the greatest achievement, and her in-laws would treat her like royalty and do everything she wanted.
The Liu family, however, was completely different. Their son and daughter received the same amount of real estate stock, with the exception of a slight increase in operating control, the rest was divided equally.
Originally, Lu Pingping was standing up for her husband.
Now, something even more serious than feeling indignant has happened—
Liu Baiyang isn't going to have a second child with her. Is he going to go out and find other women?
Terrified, Lu Pingping wanted to reconcile with Liu Qing, but she was too embarrassed.
Just then, Sun Lifang came looking for her, so she reluctantly invited her in.
“The conflict involves three people. I will mediate the conflict between you and Liu Qing. After that, you need to go and have a good talk with your niece.”
Sun Lifang's original intention was to let Zhao Chengguang unleash his full power and give her a good scolding, but then she realized that wasn't the right idea—
Conflicts should be resolved internally. It may feel good to argue back, but what about the other party's internal situation?
Should we force Liu Baiyang to divorce? That would just create another pitiful child in the world. Or should we cut off all contact between the Liu family and Liu Qing? Should we all live separately?
These are all unacceptable.
So, from a friend's perspective, Sun Lifang advised Lu Pingping, "Don't argue with a child. Why are you threatening a child about your adult matters?"
Guo Zhimeng was terrified by her aunt's cold look, and Liu Baiyang was someone who doted on children.
"Think about it, isn't that right? Liu Kou is gone, leaving only her daughter. How could she not be heartbroken?"
She made no attempt to hide it, single-handedly confronting her entire family and placing herself in opposition to them.
That's really stupid.
"I think you and Liu Qing could make a good couple, a pair of simpletons."
She was blunt and unvarnished: "If it were a scheming sister-in-law, you would have been dead eight hundred times over."
They can use any underhanded methods they want, disgusting you without you even realizing it, making you angry. "If you keep making a scene, can Liu Baiyang help you every day?"
Even the best of relationships can fall apart when couples argue.
“That makes sense.” Lu Pingping nodded, acknowledging her shortcomings. “I’m just too straightforward; I can’t tolerate anything.”
"That's actually a good thing," Sun Lifang told her to think about it. "Isn't Liu Qing your sister too?"
"No one in your family of origin is close to you, so why don't you try to win over your sister-in-law and make her your little sister?"
Turning a passive situation into an active one and getting along well with your sister-in-law, what harm could there be?
"You're such a simpleton," Sun Lifang sighed and continued, "I'm not saying this to be mean, but you've ruined a great hand. If Liu Baiyang hadn't personally come to me to mediate, I wouldn't have wanted to come to you."
Was it Liu Baiyang who found it?
Lu Pingping's eyes lit up. "Did he say anything else?"
That's all. Sun Lifang came here today not only to mediate, but also to ask Lu Pingping to "make a phone call to Liu Qing and talk things out."
Another thing is to take people to Guo Zhimeng's birthday party, shake hands with the children to make peace, take some photos, and have a big reunion.
This was the best solution, so Lu Pingping did as she was told, calling and texting Liu Qing to apologize.
Deep down, she has a strong temper; her anger comes and goes quickly.
Having received higher education, he knew that he "had indeed lost his composure and that as an adult, he should resolve matters privately instead of recklessly making a scene."
"This is just showing off their intelligence." Realizing what was happening, Lu Pingping said in annoyance, "If this happened at a party outside, wouldn't it be incredibly embarrassing?"
Losing face in public?
Lu Pingping didn't have that opportunity—
She had been married into the Liu family for four or five years, but she had never been to Liu Baiyang's company.
As a former public figure, Lu Pingping was actually very worried about being seen by others and then talking about her past.
So he avoids her whenever possible, and Liu Baiyang doesn't bring her to important occasions.
Now that things have come to this point, Lu Pingping has realized her shortcomings, and—
Why doesn't Bai Yang take me to the party? Does he think I'm not presentable enough?
Being impulsive is a flaw, as is being timid and stage-frightened.
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