Husband's Regret After Daughter's Death

When I woke up again, it was already two days later.

Nina said I was exhausted and fainted directly, sleeping for two days and two nights.

Not long after I woke up, my mother-in-law came. Nina whispered in my ear, "Call me if you need anything, I'll be at the door." Then he left.

I had no strength and energy to argue with this old lady.

"Do you want to divorce by agreement? Okay, your son had an affair during the marriage, so he should leave with nothing. The house, the car, and the savings all belong to me." I knew her intention, so I didn't want to hide anything.

The old lady snorted, "You, a woman who came out of a welfare house without knowing the details, gave birth to a short-lived daughter for our Glover family, and still want our house, car, and money. You really have the nerve."

I looked at her and said, "You may not be aware that with your son's ability, he can't afford a house and a car. I paid for the down payment at the beginning, so it should be split equally."

"Even if you paid for the down payment, these years you haven't been working, and Joel has to support you and that short-lived daughter. I don't know how much suffering he has endured." I knew the kind of person Eva was. It was useless to tell her that her son had an affair. She thought her son's affair was his ability.

"Here's the deal, you give up the house and the car, and give my son 300,000 dollars in cash. It is the money he spent on supporting you all these years, and we'll be even." What a greedy Eva. She wanted me to leave with nothing and even had to give her useless son 300,000 dollars.

I was about to argue back, but she got up and left.

"I won't waste any more words with you. I'm going to attend my adorable grandson's one-month celebration. You think about it yourself." Eva said and left the room.

Nina hurriedly came in, and I suddenly thought of something. I grabbed Nina and said, "Nina, quickly follow my mother-in-law and see which hotel she goes to." Nina nodded quickly.

Although she didn't know exactly what I was going to do, she always stood by my side. She was the only comfort for me, an orphan with no one to rely on.