
After Being Bullied By Her Husband's Family
Chapter 1
Today was the wedding day of me and Steven.
During the toast, as soon as Steven and I approached, we heard someone say,
"Look, even Steven is married. How can you, as a girl, not be in a hurry? Women are different from men. Once you get too old for marriage, you will regret it for sure."
"That's right. It's better for women to marry a nice husband than to have a successful career. You just graduated, and it's the best age for blind dates."
I frowned inwardly and noticed that my husband's cousin was at a loss because of being pressured to get married.
"Your coat looks really nice,"
I walked up to her and changed the subject with a smile,
"You have such good taste. Next time we go shopping, can you help me pick something out?"
When she saw me, it was as if she had seen a savior.
"Riley, if you like it, I'll send you the link right away."
I smiled and nodded.
Steven, who has a handsome appearance, hugged my waist, full of confidence and happiness,
"As long as you like, buy them all."
When hearing his words, Tina, my sister-in-law looked at us teasingly.
"Alright Steven. I know you love your wife the most. It's really annoying that you always show affection in front of us. So despicable."
"Haha, my little brother married a wife and gave a dowry of 150 thousand. Tina, I remember you married me without any dowry. I'm really jealous of him."
When hearing the sarcastic teasing from Spencer, Steven's big brother,
the people at the wedding banquet had a frozen smile on their faces.
Yes, the dowry given by the William family to me was150 thousand.
And the dowry given to me by my family was a commercial shop in the downtown area, with an annual rent of nearly 160 thousand.
I didn't think I took advantage of them.
However, it was obvious that Spencer felt himself the most disadvantaged.
When he got married, his parents didn't give him anything except for a house.
Now, when his younger brother got married, he got both dowry and a car.
So, Spencer earnestly advises his cousin,
"In the future, when looking for a husband, remember to choose an honest man like Steven. It costs thousands of dollars to get married, and the in-laws still can't make it to the wedding."
As soon as these words were spoken, the whole hall fell silent.
Not only did Tina's face turn red and green, but Steven's parents also had an unpleasant expression.
I remained calm and explained again without getting annoyed,
"Sorry, Mr. William and Mrs. William. My parents are on a business trip abroad. It's not that they don't want to come, but they really can't make it back. I apologize to you on their behalf once again."
Actually, my parents would be able to return to the country next week.
The William family had invited a psychic and determined that the banquet must be held today.
"Okay, not a big deal."
Karen, Steven's mother smiled lovingly.
"Riley, you are already our daughter-in-law. Just call us by our names."
I was a bit shy, so I lowered my head. Steven spoke for me.
"Mom, we just got married. You need to give Riley some time to adjust."
"You spent 150 thousand as the bride-rice, and she still needs time to adapt?"
After Spencer finished speaking, and seeing me put on a cold face, Steven's mother reluctantly glanced at him.
"Shut up! You got yourself a "good" wife for free, but for so many years, you haven't given me and your dad a grandchild."
After saying that, my mother-in-law, Karen smiled at me with a face full of joy.
"Riley, you and Steven have to work harder. You are still young and can definitely have a healthy child as soon as possible."
The relatives around me echoed one after another.
But I looked at Steven with confusion.
He was infertile, and I wanted to live child-free.
"Children? Never think about it."
Steven looked embarrassed and was about to pull me out to say something.
His older brother Spencer angered me again,
"Steven, don't give your wife so much freedom. Nowadays, women think they can do everything they want and don't consider the future."
I pushed Steven away and smiled at everyone at present,
"You don't have to worry about me. I never planned to have children."
"What?"
"Mrs. William and Mr. William, I am a DINK."