Chapter 2097: Chapter 2106: Fine, I Just Won’t Say Anything Anymore
“Mom, you need to stop doing this kind of thing. If you keep talking to Enna about this, I’ll buy a ticket right now, we’ll go back, and not attend the wedding!” Tiffany insisted strongly.
Before marrying her husband, she didn’t get along well with her husband’s family, especially with this mother-in-law, it was particularly difficult.
Her mother-in-law is a single mom, her father-in-law passed away early. She raised the child by herself, and life has shaped her into a strong character.
She likes to ddle in everything.
Even though her son is married, she habitually wants to ddle in her son’s household affairs.
For instance, this ti, when Enna Clark invited Tiffany to the wedding, she insisted on coming along by any ans from ho.
Usually, Tiffany doesn’t want to argue with her, after all, she’s her husband’s mom, and she went through a lot when she was young. But Tiffany isn’t one to just take things lying down. If the other side really crosses the line, she won’t just swallow it.
It’s the 21st century now, not like the past, daughters-in-law no longer need to serve tea and water to their mothers-in-law or wash their clothes and feet.
She has her own life, and she absolutely won’t allow anyone to interfere with it, not even her husband’s mom!
“How can you speak like this?” Tiffany’s mother-in-law was caught off guard, choked up for a long ti before finally managing to say sothing. After speaking, she feared Tiffany might really get stubborn and leave. She looked away, paused, and softened her tone, “I’m only trying to look out for you. I want the best for you both. Why can’t you just understand this old woman’s feelings?”
Her attitude softened, and Tiffany followed suit, easing her tone, “Mom, we’re still young, we will work hard to make life better. We’ve already bought a house, haven’t we? In the future, we’ll buy a car and other things. Neither of us is lazy; we work hard, life is bound to get better. But, please don’t say those things to my friends anymore; we’re friends, which is why they invited to the wedding. Even taking ti during such a busy period to greet us, arranging a hotel for us. Honestly, Enna has done enough. You can’t just co here and ask them to help us change jobs.”
“You went on and told Enna so much, how will people see and Alton? Others might think we’re only here to use connections. We’re friends, and if we face real difficulties, we could ask them for help in the future. But if you start asking them about jobs imdiately, it will strain the friendship. When we truly need help, they don’t consider us friends anymore, isn’t it counterproductive?”
She hadn’t intended to ask Enna for any favors, she was just saying this for the old woman’s understanding.
Tiffany’s mother-in-law’s expression wasn’t as stubborn as before but didn’t want to admit she went too far, mumbling, “I didn’t say much, it’s not like for just such a small thing, friends would stop acknowledging us. She doesn’t seem like that kind of person.”
Despite what her words implied, she still worried Enna might really look down on her son and daughter-in-law. Gloomily, she said, “Fine, if you say not to, I won’t ntion it next ti.”
After speaking, feeling she lost ground in the confrontation with her daughter-in-law, she gloomily went inside first.
After sending a ssage on her phone, Tiffany followed into the hotel suite—
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