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I hope you all have read the 1st part. If not then go fast my dear friends and read it from here…👇👇
This Is Your, This Is Mine. What Are You Doing This? Daughter- In- Law. Part- 1.
What happened after that…
After that.. Mother-in-law herself started putting pressure on Aarohi to take the gift that Saloni had received in marriage.
No-no I don't deserve that gift. Only Saloni has the right on this gift. How can I keep them with me, mother? Aarohi flatly refuses to accept that gift.
In your own family, this is yours - this is mine, what have you thought, you elder daughter-in-law!
Why don't you keep this stuff quietly with you? After all, it will be needed in Roli's daughter's wedding, will it not? Now the exchange of household items happens in the house itself, the elder daughter-in-law. Mother-in-law said while explaining to Aarohi.
I will not let what happened to me happen to Saloni, mother. Even though you gave my maternal belongings to your daughter i.e. my sister-in-law Rani Mihika without asking me, but I will not allow anything like this to happen with Saloni's belongings. Why should Saloni's goods be given in Roli's wedding? Whatever Saloni has got from her maternal home, only she has the right on it. Aarohi said firmly.
When she herself is handing over that stuff to you, then what do you mind taking it, elder daughter-in-law.
Objection, mother. I have not been able to understand many things even after so many years of marriage, so what will that poor four-day bride Saloni think. You must have asked her to hand over the goods of this omen to me.
No girl happily sacrifices her belongings on anyone. With great difficulty, her parents decorate the doli of their daughter's wishes by adding straw. Why did she voluntarily start giving her stuff to someone else?
There is no point in giving why the elder daughter-in-law! The goods found in the daughter-in-law's marriage are used in the marriage of the daughter of the house. This has been going on in this house for years. The goods found in my marriage were used in the marriage of my brother-in-law's daughter, so we also gave your goods to Mihika. Now according to the law, what is the harm in spending something similar for the younger daughter-in-law in Roli's wedding? Mother-in-law presented her reasoning.
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