Chapter 779 The spoiled child's weak mother (10)

  No one wants their life to be less expensive than Cao, so Yin Yin didn't like the nickname Xiaocao and changed his name to Ningning. "I like it." Wei Ning nodded.

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   Mrs. Wei came back alone.

   She took Wei Yuan's family to find Dr. Lin. Dr. Lin determined that Wei Yuan and the others had eaten peanut powder, because they were so itchy that they couldn't delay, so they dispensed medicine there and decocted and drank it.

  After drinking the medicine, the allergies of the two finally improved.

   However, Wei Yuan didn't dare to go back to Wei's house for a while. She felt that her second sister-in-law was a bit wicked today.

   Speaking of which, Wei Yuan also followed Mrs. Wei's temper, bullying the soft and fearing the hard.

   At this moment, she took the medicine and took her son Donkey back to her home.

   When Mrs. Wei returned home, she saw her precious grandson lying on the kang humming and chirping, looking very uncomfortable.

   "Milk, you're finally back, woohoo..."

   "Oh, my grandson, what are you doing? Don't scare me." Madam Wei's face was full of pity.

On the   kang, the chubby little guy had a sly look in his eyes, and tears filled his eyes, adding fuel to the story that he was beaten by Yin Yin.

   "Woooo, milk, is the tiger cub dying..."

   "Hey, that **** damned Yin Shi actually beat up her own son, why is she so vicious, milk's tiger cub, good grandson, don't worry, milk will get justice for you."

   Soon, Yin Yin heard Mrs. Wei's shouting.

   "Sister Yin, you poisonous woman, who gave you the courage to beat my good grandson when you came out."

   "My poor tiger cub, how come you are such a mother-in-law."

   "If I don't teach you a lesson today, I think you will go to heaven."

   "When the youngest comes back, I will let him leave you."

   When Mrs. Wei saw Yin Yin sitting on the kang calmly and calmly, the anger in her heart swelled up even more.

   "Sister Yin, did you hit a tiger cub?" Madam Wei asked with her arms crossed.

   "Yes." Yin Yin admitted frankly, "He did something wrong but didn't repent. As his mother, I should naturally be disciplined."

   "Okay, it's really you, then you're your own son." The pain in old lady Wei's heart was like hitting a tiger cub, and it hurt her heart.

   "Because it is my own son, I have to discipline him. Mother, you dote on tiger cubs too much. He is now a little ancestor, a little overlord."

   "The old lady is willing to spoil him." Madam Wei roared.

   Yin Yin: …

   It seems that reasoning with Mrs. Wei is impossible. When it comes to educating children, she and Mrs. Wei cannot stand on the same front.

   Yin Yin took a deep breath and tried to calm herself down.

She said: "Mother, since you are here now, there are some things that my daughter-in-law wants to open up to her. The tiger cub is my son, and the grass is my daughter. As their mother, my daughter-in-law has the responsibility and obligation to discipline them. I am very grateful to my mother for loving the tiger cubs, but I also hope that when my daughter-in-law disciplines the children, my mother will be less involved.

   In addition, the wages earned by the daughter-in-law from embroidery will not be handed over to the mother. Now that we have separated, although my mother lives with us, it is still not the same as when we were not separated.

  The uncle will pay the mother alimony every month, the daughter-in-law will be responsible for the mother's clothing, food, housing and transportation, and together with the husband, she will provide her with the old age, and give her 200 copper coins every month. I don't know how to arrange it. "

  The Wei family split up not long after the original owner got married.

   (end of this chapter)