The new wife is harsh with her son-in-law, I plan to divorce and cry regrets

She always said that she wanted to train and mold my child to become a good child.

I married Han when divorce and is raising a stepdaughter. Ex-wife wants to have a new life, so she accepts to leave the child to me to raise.

My ex-wife and I don’t get along, but I love my children very much. When I remarried, I set the standard that my new wife must get along with her daughter first. Han is a gentle, tolerant woman who loves children, so I love her very much and am determined to marry her. I hope Han will treat my child like her own daughter.

Han has never been married, but my family is quite well-off, and Han’s family is very normal. That’s why she didn’t lose anything when she married me. I will not regret anything for my wife, as long as she takes good care of my daughter, knows how to nurture a family, is filial to her husband’s parents.

However, when I returned to live together, Han made me depressed. My daughter has been deprived of her mother’s love since childhood, so her parents and I love her very much. And Han wants to put it into the framework, treat it very harshly and harshly with her son-in-law. She always said that she wanted to train and mold my child to become a good child.

However, I think otherwise. Yes, she’s jealous, an eyesore because it’s the baby I gave birth to with another woman. So it’s better to find an excuse to act decently to torture my child. She is only 6 years old, still too young to be pampered.

Han and I argued many times over this. Because of that, my mother was quite pleased with Han at first, but gradually she also had a prejudice against her. As for me, I am very disappointed in my wife after nearly a year of marriage.

I am depressed, even though my daughter is 6 years old, I still have no intention of having children with Han. Even in my heart there is an intention to divorce, when there is no binding, it is easier for both parties to find new happiness for themselves. Fortunately, however, I did not have time to say that intention.

Last day, last weekend, Han asked to take my daughter out to play. About two hours later I received a call from my wife’s number but a stranger spoke up. They said she and my child had an accident, and asked me to go to the scene immediately.

My hands and feet were weak, and my mother rushed to the place. Arriving at the accident site, I was stunned to see the scene in front of me. Han is holding my daughter tightly in her arms, she cries hoarsely because of fear, and she is constantly encouraging and comforting.

Han was seriously injured, both her thigh and right arm were bleeding. However, Han did not notice, only comforted and cuddled my daughter.

I immediately ran to my wife and children. At that time, when I heard about it from passersby, I knew that Han had embraced her daughter, protected her, and suffered all of her injuries, so that my child was unharmed.

From now on I will try to atone for my wife.

When I checked the wound, I discovered that one of Han’s legs was seriously injured, she couldn’t walk anymore. Then she went to the hospital to find out that she had a fractured shin bone.

I choked up crying, apologetic and regretful, feeling extremely sorry for my wife. My wife really considers her daughter-in-law as her own daughter, ready to sacrifice herself to protect her peace. Yet I…

During Han’s stay at the hospital, something happened that made me even more ashamed of her. Neighbors reported that their daughter had lost a favorite doll, which only my daughter came to play that day.

I was mad at people who scolded them but then actually found that doll in my daughter’s room. Only then did I realize that the family had spoiled her too much and that Han’s training was absolutely necessary, even urgent.

From now on I will try to atone for my wife. Telling my story, I just want to remind men in my situation, to look at things objectively, never think badly of their wives, lest it be too late to regret.

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