At that moment, all the anger Gao Lan had been suppressing for most of the day erupted.
"Qin Wenze, what is your mother thinking? She kicked us out, only to let your sister-in-law move in. Has your mother been planning all along to have us make way for your brother and his family?"
Qin Wenze was completely bewildered by this barrage of accusations.
He didn’t understand what Gao Lan was talking about.
’How was his mother making way for his sister-in-law’s family?’
"What are you talking about?"
Gao Lan sneered.
"Hah. Still trying to make excuses? If someone hadn’t told me today that your sister-in-law had already moved into the Qin family home, I would have been completely in the dark."
"Let me ask you, what exactly is your mother playing at? Is it because she can’t stand the sight of me? Did she have to kick us out and then be so eager to let Fu Mingxue and her family move into the Qin Family Mansion?"
The more she spoke, the angrier she became.
Her eyes were turning red.
"Does your mother look down on me? Fine, I’m not as capable as Fu Mingxue. I’m just an ordinary woman, but not every woman in the world is as amazing as she is."
"What right does your mother have to look down on me?"
"We’re both her daughters-in-law. But when she sees me, she gives me the cold shoulder. When she sees Fu Mingxue, her face just lights up. You could feel her happiness from a mile away."
To be honest, living in the Qin Family Mansion wasn’t the real issue—Gao Lan wasn’t actually that upset about it.
Living in the Qin Family Mansion had its perks.
But not living there had its perks, too.
For example, living here meant freedom. With no in-laws or elders around, she didn’t have to constantly walk on eggshells around them.
But what truly infuriated her was—why did her in-laws have to be so discriminatory?
They were both daughters-in-law, yet the difference in how they were treated was just too blatant.
If the difference had been even a little subtle, she wouldn’t have made such a fuss.


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