My parents had a fight with my parents-in-law. They wanted to resolve the conflict through marriage, but who knew what would happen if the conflict deepened?

My husband and I used to live in the same village. When we were in junior high school, because there was a big reservoir project in our local area, nearby villages needed to be relocated. My family moved to the city, and they moved to an immigrant village in a neighboring province. , never saw each other again.

What I didn’t expect was that we went to college in the same city, and were assigned to a group during a summer college practice activity.

My husband’s family has three brothers. The eldest brother has already passed away after getting married. The second brother is not married yet and still lives with his parents-in-law. After we graduated, we officially established our relationship, and then for the convenience of going to work, my husband basically lived at my house.

My husband is diligent, has a sweet mouth, and has strong organizational and coordination skills. I discovered his advantages when we were doing activities together at school, so my parents like him very much.

However, my dad said that when he was farming in the village, he had a conflict with his parents-in-law over the land boundary. After that, we didn’t talk to each other for several years, and I didn’t know whether they agreed to our marriage. So I told my husband, although we have regarded you as our son-in-law, your parents have not met yet, so we need to ask them to come and settle your affairs.

Who would have known that my parents-in-law were still brooding over the conflict back then, and they even disapproved of our marriage, and warned my husband not to enter their house again if he wanted to marry me. Later, under the pressure of my husband, my father-in-law reluctantly came to my house alone.

Although my dad was very enthusiastic after meeting, my father-in-law’s smile still looked a little awkward. He said that when the child came home, he told her that it wasn't that he didn't want to come, but that he didn't dare to come. The second child was not married yet, so he really couldn't afford to marry the third child!

My dad said, I thought you still regretted what happened back then. It’s all over. We are all old. We need to take a long-term view. From now on, we have to look after our children. As for your claim that the second child in the family is unmarried and unable to find a wife for the third child, it doesn't matter. I am just a daughter and will not let her suffer.

After hearing this, the father-in-law smiled unnaturally and said, how can we always remember the past, but what I said is the truth. Now the second child in the family is preparing to get a wife, and the third child is preparing to marry. There's really no preparation here.

My dad said, forget it if you don’t have any preparations. I heard that the second brother hasn’t found a partner yet. You can spend 30,000 to 50,000 yuan as a down payment to buy a small house for them in the county. It just makes sense. I won't let them lose!

His dad nodded noncommittally and went home after eating. That night, my husband told me in frustration that his parents didn't agree, and there was no other reason. They just said he had no money, and it didn't matter if he really wanted to get married.

My dad was a little angry when he heard about it, and said that it’s okay if he doesn’t have money, and our family will handle the wedding, and we can just let them attend the wedding when the time comes. Who knew that on the day of the wedding, the wedding was about to start, but my parents-in-law didn’t show up yet, and the phone was turned off. My dad got angry and let things start normally.

After the wedding started, relatives and friends saw that only my parents were on the stage. They didn’t know what was going on and started talking about it. When the parents gave their speeches, my dad announced on the spot that today was my family’s wedding. He gave us a three-bedroom house, plus 300,000 yuan to start our small life. From today on, my husband is officially a member of our family. From now on, our children Also has my last name.

After talking about it, the wedding scene immediately exploded. I knew that my dad definitely didn’t discuss it with my husband, and I was worried that he wouldn’t be willing. But after taking a sneak peek, I found that my husband was very calm, so I felt relieved. .

It has been half a month since the incident, and we have not returned to my in-laws’ house, nor have they contacted us.

I originally thought that continuing the marriage would untie the knot, but in the end, not only did the old knot remain untied, but a new knot was added!

With this situation now, can I still go back to my in-laws’ house in the future?