@ D-reloaded
I purposely left that out, but since you asked well, here it is then.
In the beginning, i thought my in-laws were so good. As the months rolled
into years my dear, i started seeing them differently.
When i say them, i mean my 2 sisters-in-law and my father-in-law.
When we were still back in Nigeria, my sis-in-law sent me a maid when i told her i had none. I really did not like the idea but all the same,i played along. This maid was to be her ''eyes'' in the house. She knew absolutely everything that went on in my home. I shocked the day she called me and asked ''so you are now big enough to contribute money to your father's medical treatment.'' I hope my brother knows.
My dear, it's a long story. They brought out their true colours and when they saw their brother was not ready to play their game, i became a devil who in their own words had '' locked their brother's heart''.
Abeg leave inlaws you hear. I fought for my rights single handedly, till my husband saw i was not just trying to make wahala bw him and his people. The day he saw it, he almost had a heart attack. Shapey was bold enough to tell hers to the whole world.
As for in laws,if they are nice, then please, be nice to them if not, He he he.Show them the real meaning of wickedness too. Prayer is the key does not solve it here. My cousin saw hellllllllllllll. I have learnt how to handle such cases for myself ,because i do not get how a married woman will want to run another's home,even trying to dictate the school my kids will attend, and how much my husband should give me as allowance. RUBBISH MEN!!!!!
If they do not realise that brother of theirs is now married and is now a man of his own then toooooooooooo bad. They are also married. Let them mind their own homes.

D-reloaded have i answered you now?
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