Love at first sight novel (Judith Cooper)

Ainsley was so tired that she spent money sparingly. Her sister-in-law spent money lavishly and lived a more unrestrained life than she did. Parents would feel sorry for their son and daughter-in-law, but they couldn't feel sorry for her as a daughter?

Suck blood from her daughter to give her daughter-in-law a good life... these were her relatives!

The son turned around and hugged her and said softly, "Mom, you're not sorry for me. I know that you're very tired. You're doing it for me, to make me live a better life. Mom, I will study hard and become useful when I grow up." I'll be your backer, protect you, and don't make you so tired."

Ainsley hugged her son's thin body and said happily, "My son is the most sensible. As long as you are healthy and safe, I will feel at ease. Your grades... you have made great progress now, and I'm satisfied." Not all children are good at reading. Some children are very smart, but they are not as good as others or even very poor at reading.

You can't say that your child is stupid or useless. Ainsley's son was just a little behind in learning, but he was still very smart in life.

Ainsley didn't dare to expect her son to be very powerful, as long as he had the ability to protect the family property.

Ainsley's son said, "Mom, I can still make progress."

"Well, I believe in you, but the most important thing is your body. Don't be too picky about food, you know? Eat fewer snacks and more meals. People are made of rice. To grow taller, you must eat more vegetables. You are too thin now. You're a little thinner than other kids of your same age."

The little guy pursed his lips but nodded.

He simply has a picky mouth.

The mother-in-law brought a bowl of tonic soup to Ainsley.

"Thank you, Mom."

Ainsley let go of her son and took the bowl of soup from her mother-in-law. It was still a little hot, so she put down the soup bowl.

The mother-in-law sat down next to the father-in-law.

Ainsley told the two elders about the company's recent business. While her husband was still alive, he took over the business from his parents-in-law. Now that they are older and have lost their only son, they cannot muster the energy to take care of the business anymore, but that doesn't mean they don't know what's going on in the company.

Ainsley was supportive of her husband's family. She had no other selfish motives, so she talked to her parents-in-law about company affairs every day.

Her husband's family had more and more property, which belonged to her children and grandchildren.

"Both your parents believe in you. Just make your decision. They also believe that your vision is getting better and better."

The mother-in-law, Mrs. Girard, said it warmly. When her son took over the company, it suffered losses one after another, and she was very concerned. Now that she has been in charge for seven years, she is no longer the ignorant Ainsley she used to be.

Mrs. Girard said, "Ainsley, if you meet a suitable man with good character, just find one. Our grandson, Zayn, is still young and needs his father's love. Your father and I are getting older, and we don't know when we will have s-e-x. Kick it off and leave. By then, it will be just you and your son; I don't know how those people will bully you. A family, especially a family like ours, without a young and powerful man is particularly vulnerable to bullying."

Ainsley picked up the bowl of soup and drank it slowly.

Her parents-in-law and Zayn stared at her.

Zayn wanted to have a father, but he was afraid that his stepfather would not be good.

Everyone else has a father, but his died long ago. He could only know what his father looked like by looking at photos.

He was more than two years old when his father died, and he had no memory of him.

Stepfather... His classmates said that most stepfathers were bad.

His family was wealthy, but he was also afraid that his stepfather would take his money.

His grandma, Mrs. Girard, often told his mother that if she remarried, she would easily be plotted against her money, so it was better to give her money to his uncle. Every time Grandma said that, his mother got very angry.

Zayn knew that Grandma was not well-intentioned. Why should his uncle receive the profits from the company his great-grandfather, grandfather, and father ran?