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Chapter 227 Your Relatives 3
Furthermore, her father-in-law was seriously ill, and the first expense was when she took the 30 yuan given by Qi Wenxuan for selling the house in one go. Later, she found out that Qi Wenxuan sold the house for 49 yuan, and he only took 19 yuan to repay part of the loan and the rest. All were given to her.

As well as the father-in-law's rescue and subsequent medical expenses, in addition to renting out the restaurant and paying back the second uncle 40 yuan, most of the remaining money was Qi Wenxuan's salary, and all her salary was spent on daily expenses at home and milk powder for her children. Not wet anymore.

Ye Feifei did a rough calculation and found that she and Qi Wenxuan got 41 yuan just to repay her second uncle's money, plus the first hospital fee of 30 yuan for the public transportation, and the second bill debited from Qi Wenxuan's card. , roughly added up, it is more than 12, totaling more than 80.

She simply couldn't believe that the couple could actually spend so much money. Of course, most of it was taken by Qi Wenxuan. Apart from the 30 yuan, plus her salary, her total contribution was less than 20 yuan.

But what about Qi Wenjing?

She also thought that apart from transferring her counter, she would not make any contribution. In the end, she caused them to commit suicide and finally walked away, leaving a mess behind.

Except for occasionally seeing Qi's mother wiping her tears, Ye Feifei never mentioned a word about Qi Wenjing's suicide. Now that she is back, will she just take away the restaurant?

She is not so generous now. Anyway, they are not qualified to sell this house, and they do not plan to live there permanently, so they should have a share of the restaurant.

Ye Feifei despised herself in her heart and thought about how to speak. She definitely couldn't talk about this matter. If she didn't say anything else, she would just say that her father-in-law was lying on the hospital bed and had not yet died. Her daughter-in-law and My daughter just wants to divide the family property, and my father-in-law and mother-in-law must be very disappointed.

But she was worried that if one day her father-in-law and mother-in-law suddenly gave the restaurant to Qi Wenjing, then it would be too late for her to say anything.

But there is no rush in this matter. Xiaojia is still young anyway, her father-in-law is gradually recovering, and the restaurant is still under his father-in-law's name.

Ye Feifei brought Xiaojia back and bought some seasonal fruits. As soon as she entered the yard, she saw Aunt Fang Qin washing clothes. Seven or eight basins were occupied. The clothes drying rack outside was full of clothes and bed sheets and quilt covers. It was a cold spring. However, Aunt Fang Qin was squatting and rubbing a bed sheet hard. She stopped when she saw her and said, "Xiaojia is very good today. You are very busy at work. You seem to have come back very late today. I am doing laundry." , Jingjing has a lot of clothes, and they have to be washed every time the season changes. I will go back in two days. There are so many things at home, and I can’t always be here. I’ll help her do more before I leave.”

Ye Feifei looked calm and listened to Aunt Fang Qin's endless chatter. Whenever she saw other mothers doting on their children too much, she was always envious. She used to envy Qi Wenjing, but thought she was just an exception. Such an adult She needed her parents to take care of her as a giant baby, but she didn't expect Aunt Fang Qin to take care of her giant baby daughter in the same way.

It seems like her mother did not raise her since she was a child, but when she grew up, she learned to be independent. It turns out that she is an exception.

Now that she has become a mother, she is in trouble. How should she learn to educate her children?

Do you want Xiaojia to be like her parents-in-law and still remain innocent in her 30s like Qi Wenxuan, or do she want to be like her parents who taught her that she should not rely on her family for everything? Family is not your retreat. As for a heart that has arrived but doesn’t know where it has wandered to, even if it has a home, it is still willing to be entrusted with it wholeheartedly.

(End of this chapter)