And she had become so emboldened that she no longer planned to do even the superficial gestures she had originally intended to make.
Although she had internally despised certain things, considering the family background of the other party and the help they had provided to her son, she used to think about how to handle the betrothal gifts, the three golds, as well as the wedding, which would have put considerable pressure on their family.
Now it was all good, the child was already on the way, and moreover, the pregnancy was not very stable, so she could not be overburdened—these expenses could all be spared.
Moreover, since the other party was carrying her son's child, who else could she possibly marry in the future? For the sake of her son's future development, it was only natural to save wherever possible.
Becoming a daughter-in-law in their family, one must have this awareness.
With these thoughts, Lei's Mother became even more critical of Yin Yu's behavior.
