Middle-aged love

Chapter 488 A Good Woman Can Influence Three Generations (1)

Guo Junhuai's hometown is in Chengguan Town on the edge of their county. Now that the county has developed, a lot of land in the village has been developed into houses, and their family basically belongs to 'citizens'.

In recent years, Guo Junhuai has given them less money, so Guo Junhuai's mother's house is well built, with a single family, a three-story small western-style building, and row houses on three sides.

His three younger brothers all have independent homes in the county.The same goes for the eldest sister's family, and the second sister-in-law's family is not in the county, but in the past few years, relying on mother's support, they also bought a house in the county.

It stands to reason that they should be "grateful" to Guo Junhuai, but on the contrary, when everyone mentions his brother, they are full of resentment and dissatisfied.This is a typical example of Sheng Mi's kindness against Mi's hatred. No matter how much help they get, they take it for granted, but if they don't satisfy them at all, it is an unforgivable crime, so they hold grudges.

In fact, there is another reason for their dissatisfaction with Guo Junhuai, and that is "unequal distribution of spoils". Everyone feels that they get less while others get more.In those few years, Guo Junhuai's second younger sister had a slightly worse life, so Guo Junhuai would of course lean towards the younger sister a little.

But his actions aroused "public anger", and Guo Junhuai's mother was not intimidating, or she was instigated by her stepfather to do it intentionally, in order to get more money from him.

Guo Junhuai has always known that the conflicts in the family are mostly intentional by his stepfather. It is not his stepfather who makes him feel cold. He is an outsider after all. What makes him feel sad is his mother, and of course his younger brothers and sisters. They don't care about blood at all. I don't have the most basic trust in myself.

The stepfather is narrow-minded, greedy and selfish, so he doesn't care so much, anyway, his children will benefit, in short, he is just a bunch of greedy guys.

Over the years, Guo Junhuai has seen it, so he will not be angry, and he will not be disappointed if he does not report his fantasy.

In the past, he attached great importance to family affection. He always thought that his life is better now. No matter what, his younger brothers and sisters are also siblings of his own mother. up a level.

But the reality is not like this!

Now, Guo Junhuai still has to give the money that should be given to his mother, but he is no longer "overwhelmed". It doesn't matter whether they are happy or not, so they feel at peace.

According to their customs, the second day of junior high school is the day when the daughter returns to her natal home, and Guo Junhuai's two younger sisters will also go back today.

Guo Junhuai hadn't been back for a year, and it happened that his family members got together, so he didn't have to worry about it, they all met, and he could come back in the afternoon as soon as gifts and New Year's money were given away.

Thinking about the past, Guo Junhuai's face couldn't help but sink.

Shen Juan clearly sensed Guo Junhuai's low pressure, and hurriedly glanced at Cheng Cheng, Cheng Cheng understood,

"Dad, I was thinking, you are so wise, how could my grandma be so confused? Don't they all say that children are more like mothers?",
Guo Junhuai didn't expect his son to ask such a profound question. In fact, he wanted to tell his son and Shen Juan about this for a long time, but he didn't have a chance to mention it for a while.

"Son, you asked a very profound question. The truth is correct, but I was not brought up by your grandma. I grew up with my grandma, which is your great grandma. Of course, I followed you when I was very young. Grandma. After elementary school, I often went to your grandma’s place. Since junior high school, I have lived on campus, and I always go back to your grandma’s house during holidays.”

(End of this chapter)