s and sisters in my mother’s family. My mother is the youngest. Because she is beautiful, obedient and sensible, she has always been the treasure in the eyes of my grandmother and grandfather, and she loves her very much. When I was still in the fifth or sixth grade of elementary school, I was already in high status. The three aunts and six women around me and the neighbors also loved to joke with my grandma and grandpa, saying that the Cheng family had a little princess as beautiful as a fairy, and she would definitely marry into the royal family in the future. Relatives of the country and the like. After hearing these words, my grandparents loved my mother even more and regarded her as the apple of their eyes.
My mother is also very impressive. She is not just a vase with only appearance but no inner meaning. She was taught by her grandparents since she was a child to be well-educated and beautiful. His academic performance was also very good in the class, and he was finally admitted to the Sichuan Conservatory of Music with excellent results.
Then, my mother met her father, the former Sichuan University talent Liang Jingquan, and her mother’s “misfortune” also began.
Of course, to a large extent, this misfortune is just a misfortune for her grandfather and grandmother, as well as her four mothers and uncles, who do not understand, do not support, and even look down on her father; for Liang Ya herself, it is not a misfortune. Feel it out.
It wasn’t until she grew up and fully understood her mother’s excellence and greatness that she felt that for her mother, who was worthy of being an outstanding woman from any angle, her mother’s life was really It’s too monotonous and too poor; and for the family, for the husband, including for one’s own sacrifice and dedication, it is really too heavy and too great.
Yes, truly great! It’s not something that an outstanding woman like my mother can do.
Therefore, after her mother told Liang Ya her original intention to resign and expressed her hope to burn herself on the tail of youth and go to the sea to work hard, Liang Ya gave her unconditional support with both hands and feet!
However, compared with Liang Ya’s unconditional support, Liang Jingquan, Cheng Wenjin’s husband, was unconditionally opposed to this. For this reason, he did not hesitate to “run away from home” to show his firm opposition.
However, they are not the same!
His child-like angry behavior might have been acceptable without Wang Bo’s “instigation” and temptation; but after Wang Bo showed his future mother-in-law a broad and beautiful picture, and from spiritual to material , after receiving all-round support from various social relations, it no longer works. This time, Cheng Wenjin was determined to leave the frustrating and disgusting working environment, live a good life for herself while she was still old, and work hard for Xiaoya and the family. Since the financial freedom and economic freedom of the family cannot be achieved by relying on the arrogant and bookish husband who is in his l