My mother-in-law is very thrifty.
She pinches off the red and yellow paper that others have used and continues to use it.
She used the black waste oil in the range hood to cook for us.
She said: "Frugality is a virtue and will bring blessings!"
I persuaded her earnestly and threw away all her dirty things, thus protecting the health of the whole family.
She praised me on the surface, but secretly used my son's food scissors to cut her gray toenails!
My child passed away from a lung infection, and I was devastated.
But my mother-in-law pointed at my nose and yelled that I was unlucky, which brought down their family. Even my husband blamed me.
Finally, they drove a knitting needle through my throat and stabbed me to death.
When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the day I found my mother-in-law picking up dirty paper.
The first thing I did was hide all the high-quality toilet paper I had hoarded before pregnancy, and then pretended not to know anything.
A blessing, right?
OK.
You have to accept the blessings brought by this stingy saving!
