Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

After a moment of silence, Tatum said, “Mom, if she were reincarnated into our family, where would you get your little daughter-in-law? Mom loves her dearly. When she gets married, all she needs to do is love her well and treat her as her own daughter, like my sister-in-law.”

In Tatum’s opinion, his parents treat Serenity like a daughter.

Even though his parents and sister-in-law rarely interact with each other, let alone live together, during the holidays, his brother and sister-in-law returned to the old house to accompany their elders. Everyone got along well with each other, and there was no conflict between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.

Tatum felt that his parents had done a good job as parents-in-law. They never interfered in the lives of their son and daughter-in-law, nor spoke ill of their daughter-in-law in front of their son. They also always kept a respectful distance.

Tania said, “Mom, I will only have two sons in my life. There is no hope for a daughter. It is unknown whether I will have a granddaughter. I will only have two daughters-in-law. I can only raise my daughters-in-law as daughters. As long as Elora is like you. If my sister-in-law is like that, I will not treat her badly. I will treat her and your sister-in-law equally.”

Tania was quite satisfied with Serenity as her daughter-in-law now.

mother-in-law and daughter-in-law didn’t get along very intimately,

poor family, she studied hard and became

gave Serenity pointers from time to time. Seeing Serenity getting better and better, Tania felt a sense of accomplishment in teaching

my grandma’s vision. My grandma will not cheat us. We

as long as

him, grandma wouldn’t arrange it for him. He was not

if Evan did not follow the route laid out for him by grandma, his

thought of the power of her mother-in-law and smiled, “Yes, I also believe in your grandma’s vision. You have to take care of yourself there. Are you

three meals a day for her, I will go home to celebrate the New Year. If she can’t find someone to

if he didn’t come