At the end, the man was not wronged at all. He really should have no face to live, but the little daughter was too excited. Moreover, the male master is inexplicable. Could it be that he didn't know about the women until the last moment, and then couldn't stand it anymore? The mother-in-law was unwilling to hand over her shares, the wife was going to run away from her lover, the younger sister asked him for money, and the eldest daughter was not biological and Pregnant before marriage, my sister-in-law said that she hooked up with her, the black maid was Lala, and the new maid had an affair with her. Didn't he know everything at night? Why do you have to act like that? , as if these women let him down too much.
Besides, my mother-in-law is excusable for not handing over her shares. As she gets older, she always wants to have a reliable support. As for her mother-in-law killing her father-in-law back then, it has nothing to do with him. His wife cheated. Could it be that he was innocent himself, and he was with the young maid? My sister didn't hide it from him when she came to ask for money. What does it have to do with him whether the black maid is Lara, who cares if she likes a man or a woman? As for the eldest daughter is not biological, she knew it when she got married, and now she is pregnant out of wedlock, and she is carrying your own child. An adoptive father who enlarged his adopted daughter's belly should indeed commit suicide. As for the little sister-in-law picking things up, and the young maid adoring his wife, how big of a thing?
So, I don't understand the meaning of the little daughter and the male master coming to such a play. I thought the woman in this room was guilty. (The mother-in-law is indeed)
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