Moreover, the sisters-in-law are not yet married into the family. They get along well normally, but no one is perfect.
She can get along well with one or two sisters-in-law, but what about her five brothers? Even if one of them stays in the south, the four sisters-in-law live in the same compound. Seeing that her family runs a grocery store, a small restaurant, and a movie theater, how could she not be envious?
Don't all normal people harbor resentment towards the rich?
Especially since this isn't even from the Ke family, but rather from a sister who married out of the family.
Rather than going down that path, it's better to make things clear from the start. If you can accept it, then live your life together. If you can't accept it and are just envious of others, then don't even think about it in the first place.
Ke Meiyu looked at her brothers' indifferent expressions and her second sister-in-law's still gentle and sincere demeanor, feeling both touched and helpless.
Where else can she enjoy the good life, with her brothers and sisters-in-law watching her?
However, she also understood that her parents, brother, and sister-in-law were trying to make her look good in front of Ying Yan, and didn't want Ying Yan to look down on her.
She smiled helplessly, and before she could speak, Ying Yan took her hand from under the table and said with a smile, "Grandpa, Grandma, Dad, Mom, Brother, and Sister-in-law, my husband and I won't argue with you about these things."
"But you should all agree on one thing: when giving gifts, consider your own circumstances."
Ke's mother and the old lady exchanged a glance. The main thing was that the women in the family made the decisions, and the men just needed to support their wives.
They nodded in agreement. Indeed, if one were too calculating, the relationship would become distant. They assumed Ying Yan would give generous gifts at his brothers' weddings.
Ying Yan then added, "My grandfather left me not many things, but he had a considerable number of houses. This time, my husband and I invested all our money in small dining tables, movie theaters, printing presses, and machines for Hanks branches."
“There aren’t many houses left to move in, so let’s give each of our brothers a house. They won’t be big, just a square courtyard.”
"And one more nearby street-front shop for each of them."
“You shouldn’t refuse. For others, a courtyard and shops are a rare find, but for the two of us, renting them out and maintaining them takes up a lot of our energy every year.”
"If we weren't worried that you might feel uncomfortable, we would have liked to send you a few more sets."
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