Reborn in the 1980s, remarried and followed a soldier, the ungrateful wretch cried with regret.

Chapter 543 They're too biased
Gao Lan's pent-up anger, which had been building up for most of the day, finally erupted at this moment.

"Qin Wenze, what does your mother mean by that? She kicked us out, and then let your brother's wife go in. Did your mother already plan for us to make room for your brother and his family?"

Qin Wenze was stunned by this barrage of accusations.

He didn't understand what Gao Lan meant by that.
Why did his mother make room for his younger brother and sister-in-law?

"What are you talking about?"

Gao Lan sneered.

"Ha, you're still trying to deny it. If someone hadn't told me today that your sister-in-law had moved into the Qin family home, I wouldn't have known about this."

"I'm asking you, what exactly does your mother mean? Is it because I'm in her way that she insists on kicking us out, and then she's so eager to let Fu Mingxue and the others move into the Qin family compound?"

She got angrier and angrier as she talked.

His eyes were also very red.

"Does your mother look down on me? Yes, I'm not as capable as Fu Mingxue. I'm just an ordinary woman, but not all women in this world are as capable as Fu Mingxue."

"Why does your mother look down on me?"

“We’re both daughters-in-law, but she gives me the cold shoulder when she sees me, but when she sees Fu Mingxue, she’s all smiles. You can feel her joy from eight miles away.”

Whether or not she lived in the Qin family compound, Gao Lan wasn't actually that upset.

There are advantages to living in the Qin Family Compound.

But there are advantages to not living there.

For example, living here means freedom; there are no in-laws or elders, so she doesn't have to worry about their opinions at all.

But what bothered her was—why did her in-laws treat her differently?
They're both daughters-in-law, but the difference in how they're treated is striking.

Even if it's just the slightest difference, she won't care too much.

But now—she is truly in pain.

The eldest son was kicked out of the family. But the second son's family moved in instead.

What will others think of her?

Qin Wenze listened for a long time—but still couldn't understand what she was saying.

"You mean your sister-in-law has moved into the Qin family compound?"

"Yes, she's been living there with her child for several days now." Gao Lan felt terrible.

If she hadn't found out by chance today, she would have been kept completely in the dark!
Qin Wenze hadn't been to the Qin family compound these past few days, so naturally he was unaware of this matter.

He immediately said, "What are you thinking? Your sister-in-law is coming back because she has to teach at the school for a month. She still has to go back to her own workplace. She won't stay in Beijing for long. So what if she lives in the Qin family compound?"

"Also, your sister-in-law has two courtyards to live in. She didn't live in her own nice house, but moved into the Qin family compound instead. That means she has something to do and has to stay there, or stay for a few days."

"The most important point is—even if she goes to live in the Qin family compound for no reason, that's her parents' and siblings' business. What are you yelling about?"

"--What am I yelling about? Of course, I'm yelling that your parents are too biased. I admit I'm not as good as Fu Mingxue, but they can't be so biased towards your side, can they?"

Qin Wenhuo can adopt other people's children and be recognized by the Qin family.

When it came to her turn—it still wouldn't work?

They were even kicked out of the Qin family compound.

Even the son's request to be added to the Qin family genealogy was not permitted.

Ah!
Gao Lan grew angrier the more she thought about it, and her eyes reddened again.

Qin Wenze didn't want to hear any of this.

"Alright, even if they're biased, that's normal. Fingers are all different lengths, so what if people's hearts are a little biased? Do you think your parents aren't biased? If they weren't biased, with your older brothers and sisters, why did it have to be you who had to go to the countryside?"

(End of this chapter)