Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper) novel Chapter 3161

Ms. Girard entered the room. Her parents-in-law had already gotten up from the sofa, and her mother-in-law came to greet her.

There was a kind smile on her face. “Ainsley is back.”

Ms. Girard’s full name is Ainsley Girard.

“Mom, I’m back.”

No matter how tired Ainsley was, when she returned home and saw her parents-in-law and her son, she felt at ease. As long as everyone was healthy, she felt it was worth it, no matter how tired she was.

Mrs. Girard said, “Are you hungry? I made some soup for you and left you with a bowl. It’s still hot. I will bring it out for you to drink.

The company has been very busy lately. Every night when you come back and see me, you are tired and have lost a lot of weight. I felt distressed when I saw you. It was your short life that made you so tired.”

Mrs. Girard’s eyes turned red again when she mentioned her short-lived only son. Even if her son had been dead for seven years, she would feel uncomfortable whenever she mentioned it.

Ainsley became a mother, and she was also an only child. Normally, her son would have a cold or a fever, and she, as a mother, would be anxious and uncomfortable, wishing she could get sick for her son.

She couldn’t even imagine that she would go crazy if she lost her only son just after entering old age. Therefore, she can understand how her parents-in-law feel.

“Well, then I’ll have a bowl of soup.”

Ainsley wasn’t hungry. She had just returned from socializing, but she didn’t want to betray her mother-in-law’s kindness. It was just a bowl of soup, but she could still drink it.

Ainsley greeted her father-in-law again and handed the bag to the servant, who helped her put it away.

The son sat on her lap, and Ainsley naturally hugged him.

Ainsley said, “Dad, Mom, you don’t have to wait for me from now on. Go to bed early. Son, you too, go to bed early. You don’t have to wait for mom.”

As for her, Ainsley, her parents were alive, as were her brothers and sisters. They were thinking about how to divide her husband’s family’s property, but she insisted on guarding it to the death. Her mother-in-law’s family scolded her for her stupidity, pointing out that her husband’s family had no blood relationship with her.

Why was she guarding so closely?

It p!ssed her off half to death.

No matter how miserable and tired she was, she would not go back to her parents’ home for help. Those were vamp!res. If they became entangled, they would sweep the country her husband’s family had conquered for generations clean.

What would her son inherit, then?

It was true that her mother’s family were her relatives, but her old age would be placed on her son, who was closer to her. Her son inherited everything from her husband’s family, including everything she earned.

No matter how much she owed to her parents, her parents always gave it to her brother and sister-in-law.