My Mother-In-Law Was Diagnosed with Uterine Cancer and I Filed for Divorce

The day my mother-in-law was diagnosed with uterine cancer, she moved her luggage to my house. "I only have this few days left, and I'm almost out of hope," she choked and said, "If you're driving me away, you're not a human being." I looked at my silent husband, and then at my son who had been loved and grown up by me, "What do you say." The silent husband looked ugly and took my hand. "How long do you have to remember those things during confinement? Mom is already like this." The son also accused: "Grandma is dying. It is only natural that we take care of her in her old age." I looked at my husband and son with a smile: "Since you have to take care of her, then you can do it."