Jiang Nan's life began to be like a donkey, spinning around the topic of house day after day.
Her parents were getting divorced, and after the divorce lawsuit, she started a real estate lawsuit. She was called back from across the country to negotiate and appear in court.
The parents-in-law planned to divorce, and the mother-in-law was shrewd in her calculations. The father-in-law was not willing to be outdone, and started a protracted war over a school's public housing.
After getting the certificate, my husband and I faced the embarrassment of a naked marriage. Fortunately, my mother-in-law was willing to pay for the down payment of a house for the two of us. The conditions were true. Only the names of her mother-in-law and husband could be on the real estate certificate. Not only did Jiang Nan not own the house, she also had to help pay off the mortgage.
This article uses the tone of life to tell the story of a hard-working post-80s generation and the troubles in their house.