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"What brings you all here in such a hurry? Who knew it was to attack my wife?" Zhou Shendong said coldly, looking at their indignant expressions.

“My wife knows to send things back to her father when she has nothing to do. How is that being unfilial?” Zhou Shendong asked.

He should have kept quiet about it, because as soon as he did, Granny Zhou immediately became anxious.

“She’s moving her things back to her parents’ home, how can that be allowed?” Granny Zhou was very sensitive about this.

I thought that marrying a granddaughter-in-law who was a sent-down youth would prevent this situation. How come she can still send things back home even though she lives so far away?

It is absolutely unacceptable for a wife to subsidize her own family.

For a moment, she couldn't care less about not getting any benefits from Xie Qingyu; her attention was drawn to Xie Qingyu sending things home.

“Why can’t I do it if I want to? My father-in-law raised her, so it’s only right that I send him things. It’s better than sending them to other people.” Zhou Shendong wasn’t stupid.

He lost his parents at a young age and already knew the true colors of these relatives. He was only being polite because of his deceased parents.

These people are actually blaming their wives with such seriousness, what are they pretending to be so important about?

He can give his family's things to his father-in-law if he wants, or to others if he wants.

In short, we won't give them to them.

“No one sends things to their parents’ home after getting married. When she got married, her family didn’t even have a dowry. Now she knows to bring things home.” Granny Zhou’s eyes widened and she immediately got excited.

Seeing her like this, Zhou Shendong's second aunt fell silent.

She often sends things back to her parents' home, mainly because her parents' home is in financial difficulty, and she always has to help them out.

“I asked her to send it. My father-in-law also sent quite a lot of things.” Zhou Shendong raised his eyelids. “On the contrary, you guys never raised my wife, yet you expect her to be filial to you. Why should that be? This is the new China, not the old society’s bullied little wife.”

Zhou Shendong's words left everyone speechless.

“That’s not how it works. She’s now a member of the Zhou family after she married into the family. At the very least, she should respect the elderly and care for the young. No matter what, she can’t talk to your grandmother like that.” Uncle San immediately accused Xie Qingyu of being a traitor.

"It's only because your parents are gone that you have such a daughter-in-law. Otherwise, what good would she be if she didn't respect her parents?" Uncle San deliberately brought this up.

"Exactly, what kind of jerk did she marry?" Uncle Zhou was still holding a grudge after Xie Qingyu had criticized him last time, and he immediately spoke up when he had the chance.

“It’s none of your business to tell my wife what to do.” Zhou Shendong put the things he brought back into the house and came out to look at the group of people. “She doesn’t need to be filial to any of you. When I was starving to death, I didn’t ask your house for a single bite of food. I don’t owe you anything, and my wife owes you even less.”

Zhou Shendong's protective attitude towards Xie Qingyu is very obvious.

"Don't come to my house when you have nothing better to do. There's nothing to see here." Zhou Shendong said this to Granny Zhou.

"How dare you speak to your grandmother like that? Even if your father didn't teach you, you should still know how to be filial!" Uncle San said, somewhat embarrassed and angry.

He most liked to use these ethical principles to maintain his position, and anyone who did not abide by them was seen as having threatened his core interests.

He thought that by putting on airs, he could earn Zhou Shendong's respect and be treated as an elder.

Therefore, I can't stand Zhou Shendong's attitude.

“How can you know if no one teaches you?” Xie Qingyu said. “It’s not easy to be able to eat your fill and stay alive.”