When my mother met her partner's son at her third wedding ceremony, according to conventional thinking, if he could get along well with each other, he would be just a cheap brother; if he was too upright and couldn't get along well, then he would just be treated as a passer-by who moved to a new home.
But passer-by, is it really okay for you to be so outspoken? On the second day after she moved into her new home, she actually heard him say to his father, "If it were me, I would have dealt with her a long time ago. As for waiting like this and marrying her home at such a young age, what else can you do!"
Every time he meets passerby A, he treats her politely. Who is this blatantly annoying look on his face for? Does he think that his mischief like a child's temper will be harmful to her? Even if he was deliberately going against her mother, so he targeted her like this, he wouldn't follow her wherever she goes... She is such a big person, please be careful, she has never provoked him, even if he is bored, he will not make trouble for others like this...
Why do you always look at her with such a sinister look? They are half-brothers and sisters, and there is no deep hatred between them?
Why do you always appear next to her with an inscrutable expression that always puts her in trouble?
Why did he hug her when he was drunk and say, "I used to always wonder how long I would have to endure before I see you again. Now that I can see you every day, I think again, it's better not to see you, it's better not to see you..."