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My Husband Got His Sister-in-Law Pregnant
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My marriage with Mei Shouren has encountered some problems. To be precise, it was Mei Shouren who cheated. My mother-in-law knows. My sister-in-law also knows. Only I was kept in the dark. Until the matter was exposed, they didn't even bother to hide it.
It was my mother-in-law who spoke first, her expression unchanged as she said, "Minmin, you know that over the years, thanks to your sister-in-law's support, she has been a great help both inside and outside the family, taking care of the Gu Family and managing the company..."
I raised an eyebrow but didn’t respond. She continued, "You are both my beloved children; I don’t favor one over the other. However, this girl has been diligent and selfless all these years, and now... sigh..."
I chuckled lightly, interrupting her lengthy speech: "Mom, are you suggesting that I should share a husband with your eldest daughter-in-law?"
My mother-in-law walked over and took my hand, sighing, "Minmin has taken care of household matters for me all these years and looked after Ren's two younger brothers. She has helped me a lot, and I truly appreciate her from the bottom of my heart. You two should get along well in the future..."
I pulled my hand back and looked at her expressionlessly: "Mom, matters between husband and wife should be resolved behind closed doors. How can you expect outsiders to intervene?"
"Although Minmin is your sister-in-law, she has grown up alongside Ren; how can she be considered an outsider?"
I took a sip of tea and replied calmly, "For Brother-in-law to be involved with Sister-in-law in such a disgraceful manner is something I, Gu Min, cannot condone."
My mother-in-law's face turned red as she pointed at me, ready to scold: "You..."
I set down my teacup, paused for a moment, then continued: "Moreover, for Sister-in-law and Brother-in-law to get together—such a plot would probably be deemed too outrageous even for a television drama. Who would have thought it could actually happen in reality..."
I shook my head with a look of regret.
My mother-in-law was left speechless by my words, her face flushed with anger. Just then, the door was pushed open from the outside. I looked up to see my dear sister-in-law.
She knelt directly in front of my mother-in-law, her head bowed as she sobbed: "Mom, it's all my fault; please kick me out of the house. I can't bear to face you."
The secretary stood beside her and quietly reminded her: "Madam, you are carrying the second young master's child; this is the first male heir of the Mei Family."
Upon hearing this, my mother-in-law's expression softened considerably.
She helped up her Sister-in-law, speaking gently, "You are pregnant, get up quickly. This is not your fault."
I looked at them coldly and smiled faintly, "No wonder you told my father that the Mei Family is harmonious and united; it turns out it is like this."
"Have you ever thought that if you had told my dad back then that your son was involved with Sister-in-law, would he have agreed to this marriage?"
My mother-in-law glared at me, "Minmin, how can you speak like that?"
I slowly stood up and brushed the hem of my dress, "Although my family is not as prestigious as the Mei Family, we also value our reputation. We would never engage in such disgraceful matters."
"Back then, Mei Shouren knelt in front of my family for three days, swearing he would never betray me or cheat. That was why I agreed to marry him."
"If you had told me earlier that your son was having an affair with my Sister-in-law, I would never have married into this family."
My mother-in-law felt a pang of guilt under my gaze, her eyes darting away.
I stood up straight and smoothed the wrinkles in my skirt, "You should just hold onto your golden grandson. I don't want to be involved in this dirty business anymore."
I paused and said coldly, "You and Sister-in-law are so deeply connected; there is really no need for an outsider like me to be caught in the middle."
With that, I turned and left the room, no longer looking at the two of them.
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