After the Divorce, I Got a Fortune, and My Sister-in-Law Called Me a Poor Relative

The day I divorced and split more than a hundred million in assets, my mom called to tell me my younger brother's wife was pregnant. I brought her tens of thousands' worth of premium supplements and prepared a gold bracelet worth a hundred thousand for her, then planned to return to my hometown and enjoy a peaceful life as a wealthy single woman. At the family gathering, I joked that I'd been kicked out with nothing in the divorce. My sister-in-law immediately rolled her eyes. “Sis, so you've been sent back to your parents' home? But I'm newly pregnant, and the pregnancy is unstable. Having too many people in the house will affect my rest.” She wore the gold bracelet I'd just given her. “Sis, we don't support idle people in this family. If you're moving back in, you'll have to pay rent and living expenses. Your brother and I are struggling as it is. We're not used to the high spending you had as a rich man's wife, and we can't afford to support poor relatives.” I gave a cold laugh. The villa in the county town where my sister-in-law lived had been bought by my ex-husband in my name, and awarded to me in the divorce! Even the 800,000-yuan bride price for my brother's wedding had been money my mom begged me to provide. So which one of us was the poor relative? ...