Lin Wan didn't expect that Hu Dong also called Uncle Hu back.
Uncle Hu looked around and thought it was quite nice, although the rent was over ten bucks a month, which seemed a bit expensive, it was better than living under his mom's nose.
These days, he'd also been thinking about what his mother-in-law said that day. She was right. He was a middle-aged man without savings; when his wife or child needed medical treatment or new clothes, he had to beg his mom for money. His life felt stifling.
After living for so many years, it was his first time being so firm in resisting his own mother. He felt he hadn't done anything wrong this time.
He still had a wife and kids to support. He could be filial to his mom, but it shouldn't be blind filial piety. His friends also advised him well these days, and he thought they were right too.
